Over more than 25 years in courtrooms across the country, Camille Reifers has become one of the names insurers, railroads, and corporate clients call when a matter can't afford to go sideways. She has first-chaired more than 20 jury trials in state and federal court — the kind of high-exposure litigation that other attorneys tend to hand off rather than take on directly.
As Managing Partner of Reifers Holmes & Peters LLC, she leads a civil litigation firm with a national footprint and a single focus: defending clients when the stakes are at their highest. Her bar admissions extend across several states, with federal court admissions covering districts and circuits throughout the mid-South and Midwest.
Camille is Board Certified as a Civil Trial Advocate by the National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA) — a distinction held by only a small percentage of practicing attorneys. Unlike a directory listing or a peer nomination, NBTA certification comes out of a rigorous, peer-reviewed process built around real trial experience, professional standing, and demonstrated skill in civil litigation.
She's admitted to practice before the Tennessee Bar Association, the American Bar Association, and The Mississippi Bar. Her academic foundation traces back to the University of Mississippi School of Law, where she earned her J.D. in 1998, following her undergraduate degree from Mississippi State University in 1996.
Camille's practice centers on defense-side litigation in high-exposure civil matters — grade crossing accidents, wrongful death claims, trucking liability, toxic exposure, and more. She's built a career on the matters other lawyers see as too risky to take to trial. Her clients don't come to her because their case is simple. They come to her because it isn't.