Malcolm Futhey - Memphis Litigation Lawyer Reviews & Ratings

Malcolm Brown Futhey III’s practice focuses on business litigation, personal injury, entertainment law, and complex litigation. During his career, he has handled a wide array of complex matters regarding business law, computer and technology litigation, class actions, bankruptcy, real property, wrongful death, personal injury, constitutional law, RICO, labor and employment, ERISA and Health Care Law, intellectual property, government law, administrative law, and probate and estate law. Malcolm graduated from Wake Forest School of Law where he served as Executive Editor of the Wake Forest Intellectual Property Law Journal and research assistant to Constitutional and Public Law Professor Michael Kent Curtis. Before law school, he obtained his bachelor of arts degree in philosophy from Reed College in Portland, Oregon. Malcolm Futhey clerked for United States District Court Judge David R. Herndon in the Southern District of Illinois following law school. The Futhey Law Firm PLC provides general legal counsel with a focus on business litigation, personal injury, entertainment law, class actions, and general litigation. Prior to establishing the firm, Malcolm B. Futhey III worked as an attorney with large, prominent Tennessee law firms and clerked for a United States District Court Judge. He established the firm to provide his clients with focused, responsive litigation services with a focus on researching and solving complex problems. The firm utilizes its research and technological abilities to provide the most efficient and economical legal counsel available. The firm ensures accessibility to its clients. The firm prides itself on its dedication to obtaining the best results for its clients. The Futhey Law Firm PLC is located in midtown Memphis and represents national and international clients as well as individuals and small companies. Licensed in: Tennessee, Illinois, Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, Eastern District of Arkansas, Western District of Arkansas, Northern District of Indiana, Southern District of Indiana, Eastern District of Tennessee, Middle District of Tennessee, Western District of Tennessee