Law Office of Ward Davison

Specialties

My main focus involves clients in Austin, Georgetown, San Marcos and their respective counties of Travis, Williamson and Hayes. I do make exceptions and have a growing practice in Dallas & Houston.

Civil Litigation:

Consumer Law — Real Estate Law — Deceptive Trade & Practices Act (DTPA) — Landlord/​Tenant Dispute — Contract Dispute/​Breach of Contract

Criminal Defense:

Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) — Minor in Possession of Alcohol — Theft — Assault — Possession of Controlled Substances — Possession of Marijuana

Transactional Work:

Company Formation — Contract Review — Will & Trust Formation

History

Established in 2012.

After graduating from Southern Methodist University’s Dedman School of Law as a member of the National Order of Barristers, Ward Davison went to work for the Trial Psychology Institute and letter American Airlines. Following American Airline’s successful merger with United Airlines, Davison decided to open his own firm in Austin, TX.

In the first year of Ward Davison’s solo practice he focused mainly on Criminal Law. Mr. Davison quickly became interested in Real Estate Law and general civil litigation over the 2013 year.

The vast majority of Mr. Davison’s clients are fighting for their personal or economic freedom against large State or Corporate entities.

Meet the Business Owner

Ward D.

Business Owner

A native Texan, I was born and raised in Dallas. After graduating from Jesuit College Prep I went to undergraduate school in New Orleans and somehow walked out of that city with a degree four years later. I immediately returned to Dallas and began working as an Investment Banker for JP Morgan Chase. I decided I’d like to go back to school… so I went to teach 5^th grade on the beaches of Roatan, Honduras and studied for the entrance exam.

While studying nights at SMU Law School I worked a variety of odd jobs and even managed to fit a few clerkships in. I stayed in Dallas in the corporate scene before moving to Austin to open my own firm and enjoy the finer things in life like Deep Eddy Pool, riding my bike in designated bike lanes and leaving work early on Fridays.

I enjoy my work when it allows me to help people. I’ve described my job to friends as «a for-​profit social worker.» Writing has always been a hobby of mine and I’ve contributed several articles to the Texas Bar Journal.