Brian G. Davis

Brian G. Davis grew up in Pasco, Washington, graduating from Pasco High School in 1993. He pursued higher education at Washington State University, earning a B.A. in History/Education. Before entering the legal field, Brian dedicated ten years to teaching at Southridge High School, where he taught US Government and US History, advised the National Honor Society, and coached Boys Basketball.

Transitioning from education to law, Brian attended Michigan State University College of Law. There, he excelled academically, serving as President of his class and later becoming the Associate Director of Alumni Engagement. His law school tenure was marked by his success in trial advocacy, winning local competitions and achieving high placements in regional and national contests.

Brian was enrolled in the Geoffrey Fieger Trial Practice Institute, a comprehensive two-year program focused on trial advocacy, where he earned the Walter E. Oberer Trial Practice Institute Scholarship. Since then, he has effectively applied his advocacy skills in the courtroom, securing numerous successful jury verdicts.

Outside of his legal career, Brian enjoys spending time with his wife April, their two children, and reconnecting with former teaching colleagues. An avid sports fan, he also cherishes time spent with his family on the river.