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Will Claiborne Serves as Co-Counsel in High-Profile IVF Lawsuit Gaining National and International Attention

Will Claiborne is serving as co-counsel in a nationally recognized lawsuit filed by Krystena Murray against Coastal Fertility Specialists. The case involves an alleged in vitro fertilization (IVF) error, where Murray, a white woman, gave birth to a Black baby after the clinic purportedly implanted the wrong embryo. The case has drawn widespread media attention, with coverage by The New York Times, The Today Show, NBC, CBS, ABC, and the BBC.

Saudi Lee Body Cam Footage Reveals Fatal Shooting by Former Officer Ernest Ferguson

The Claiborne Firm and the family of Saudi Lee release body cam footage exposing the truth behind Saudi Lee’s tragic death, challenging false claims by former officer Ernest Ferguson. The footage highlights critical moments leading to Ferguson’s unjustified actions, sparking demands for accountability and justice.

Kevin Dukes Acquitted of All Charges – Murell & Matt Win Major Case

Kevin Dukes was acquitted of second-degree murder and obstruction of justice thanks to the skilled defense by attorneys Chris Murell and Meghan Matt. Learn about their zealous representation and courtroom success in this landmark case.

DA to Present Evidence to Grand Jury in SPD’s Saudi Lee Shooting Case

Two years ago, SPD officer Ernest Ferguson killed Saudi Arai Lee in Carver Village. Key details remain unclear as body camera footage has not been released. The DA plans to present evidence to a grand jury for charges against Ferguson. The Lee family filed a wrongful death lawsuit, claiming negligence by SPD in hiring Ferguson, who had a history of disciplinary issues. Ferguson, now in Texas, shared a conflicting account of the incident. The lawsuit, backed by eyewitnesses, alleges Ferguson shot Lee without cause, sparking community unrest and deteriorating trust in the police. Carver Village residents seek justice and better relations with law enforcement.

Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff Investigation

Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff has been leading a bipartisan groundbreaking investigation for close to 12 months into the deaths of nearly 1,000 American citizens not accounted for in America’s jails and prisons.

State officials must answer for keeping 2-year-old in home before fatal overdose, attorneys say.

Lawyers for Mitchell Robinson’s family say toddler’s death from fentanyl should prompt reform.

Baton Rouge Advocate

August 10th, 2022

BRPD’s narcotics unit imploded last year. Here’s how it’s still affecting court cases.

Two brothers received reduced sentences more than five years after they were arrested on drug charges stemming from the testimony of a disgraced Baton Rouge Police narcotics detective.

Baton Rouge Advocate

June 16th, 2022

Video details controversial bus stop

WJCL 22 News takes a closer look at the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office stop of a commercial bus suspected of transporting drugs April 20, 2022.

WJCL 22 News

June 3rd, 2022

Family of man who died in Chatham County jail sues jail, health care provider and county

The partner of the man who was found dead in a Chatham County Detention Center jail cell on Sept. 6, 2020, is suing those she believes are responsible for his death.

Savannah Morning News

March 24th, 2022

Creely Family and Attorneys to Announce Filing of Civil Rights Lawsuit And Discuss Family’s Investigation into Creely’s Death in Savannah, GA Jail

Mr. Creely’s family will announce the filing of a multi-million dollar civil rights lawsuit they are filing and discuss the results of their investigation into Mr. Creely’s death.

This lawsuit is being pursued by the Claiborne Firm with the support of the Fair Fight Initiative.

February 2, 2022

We Comment On The News of New Medical Care At East Baton Rouge Jail

After years of public outcry about the death rate inside the Baton Rouge jail, city-parish officials have recommended a new private company to provide medical care for detainees, marking the latest development in a longstanding push to improve the system and save lives.

Baton Rouge Advocate

November 19th, 2021

Family of Chatham Co. inmate found dead demands answers 4 months later

Four months after his death, the family of an inmate at the Chatham County Detention Center is demanding answers. Authorities say 34-year-old Lee Creely was found unresponsive in his cell during a routine check on Sept. 6, 2020. Lifesaving measures attempted by officers and medical staff were unsuccessful.

WSAV

January 7, 2021