Davis concentrates primarily on mergers and acquisitions and private securities offerings. He also advises boards of both for-profit and not-for-profit companies and serves as outside general counsel for small to medium-sized corporate entities. His practice includes a focus on health care, professional services, industrial, and sports entities. An experienced dealmaker and entrepreneur (having started nine businesses of his own), Davis provides comprehensive legal and business advice to his clients and their boards. With more than 30 years of global experience, he brings a unique perspective to the strategic formation of joint ventures and the effective governance of corporate entities.
For a decade, Davis worked with the International Olympic Committee (IOC), where he managed and negotiated international partnership agreements as part of the IOC's Top Programme, representing numerous Olympic stakeholders. During this time, he played a dual role in business and legal capacities, negotiating transactions worth many billions of dollars and managing intellectual property issues globally. He also represented the IOC before the European Commission on EU antitrust matters.
Davis previously worked at a large, national Atlanta-based law firm, focusing on health care and medical product liability litigation, health care M&A, and securities. He also managed a successful boutique corporate practice for many years. Davis has taught as an adjunct professor at the University of Georgia.