About David
David Ferguson is a attorney based in Bloomington, Indiana, with over four decades of experience in the legal field. He earned his Juris Doctor from the Indiana University Maurer School of Law in 1981 and his Bachelor of Science from Indiana University in 1978, graduating with distinction. Since his admission to the Indiana State Bar in 1981, he has been an active member, also holding memberships in the American Bar Association, Monroe County Bar Association, and Defense Trial Counsel of Indiana. At Ferguson Law, located at 403 East Sixth Street, David's practice encompasses many areas, including personal injury, business law, consumer law, estate planning, real estate law, collections, construction law, insurance defense, and landlord-tenant disputes. His experience allows him to handle complex cases involving general civil litigation, insurance defense, real estate transactions, and business litigation.
He has represented clients in both state and federal courts across Indiana. David's commitment to the community is evident through his active involvement in various local organizations. He served for fifteen years on the Monroe County Parks Board and has been a board member of the Monroe County History Center and Bloomington Restorations, a nonprofit dedicated to historic preservation. Additionally, he completed a 28-year tenure on the Monroe County Library Board and currently serves on the Bloomington Chamber of Commerce Board. His family's contributions to the community were recognized in 2020 with the Hoosier Homestead Bicentennial Award, celebrating 200 years of their family farm in Lawrence County.
In recognition of his professional achievements, David has been selected to Super Lawyers from 2023 to 2026, an honor that reflects his peers' respect and his significant contributions to the legal profession. He has also been rated AV by Martindale-Hubbell, its highest rating in legal ability and ethical standards. These accolades underscore his dedication to providing high-quality legal services to his clients. Outside of his legal practice, David has a focus on historic preservation, having participated in the renovation of several downtown Bloomington buildings. This work has not only created housing opportunities but also contributed to the vitality of the downtown area.
He is a long-time member and supporter of Downtown Bloomington, a nonprofit organization focused on supporting the city's downtown development. David's personal interests include recreational soccer, which he enjoys weekly with a group of friends. He and his wife, Tyler Kate, share a love for travel, golf, and maintaining their 1920s home. They are also dedicated to their two cats, ensuring they live comfortably. David's diverse interests and community involvement reflect his commitment to both his profession and the Bloomington community.
