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J. Herbert Davis

Member , Evansville IN

herb.davis@skofirm.com
812.452.3538

J. Herbert Davis

Member , Evansville IN

A Member of Stoll Keenon Ogden’s Evansville office, Herb has 30+ years of experience as an attorney that spans a wide range of specialty areas, from Construction Law to Real Estate and Government. Herb has a reputation among colleagues and clients as a go-to resource for handling difficult negotiations, whether it’s a contract, lease, or settlement negotiations.

Construction Law: Herb partners with business owners, general contractors, subcontractors, engineers, and architects, performing work that includes drafting and negotiating contracts and service agreements. When disputes arise, Herb represents clients before courts and arbitrators and assists them in securing mechanic’s liens.

Real Estate & Government Services: Local government entities rely on Herb to assist with economic development projects. He also counsels business clients on matters related to commercial leasing.

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Education

Indiana University Maurer School of Law, 1991, J.D., cum laude

Indiana University, 1988, B.A., Phi Beta Kappa

Practices

Business Litigation Business Services Construction Law Real Estate Tort, Trial & Insurance Services

Experience

Admitted In

  • Indiana

Professional & Community Activities

  • American Bar Association, Construction Law Forum

  • Evansville Bar Association

  • Indiana State Bar Association; Construction Law Section

  • Construction Financial Management Association, Board Member

Seminars

    • Construction Law, Bamberger Law School for Clients, 2014
    • Construction Contracting, Tri-State Women in Construction Seminar, 2013
    • Leasing Considerations, Farm Bureau Oil and Gas Seminar, 2013
    • Construction Contracting, Bamberger Construction Team Seminar, 2012
    • Construction Contracting Tips, Construction Financial Management Association Seminar, 2012
    • Leasing Considerations, Oil and Gas Seminar, 2012
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