Mr. Davis’s private practice focuses on energy, infrastructure and regulation. In 2013 and 2014, he served as Deputy Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Virginia, responsible for matters relating to transportation, infrastructure and land use. Prior to that service and fifteen years in private practice, he was a senior finance executive at a Fortune 500 electric power and gas company. He writes and speaks frequently on a variety of topics, including regulation and regulatory reform, capitalism, and the rule of law and economic development. His activities as a member of the Federalist Society currently include service on the Executive Committee of the Administrative Law & Regulation Practice Group, and service on the Regulatory Process Working Group of the Regulatory Transparency Project.
Don't Know, Don't Care: Why Don't We Care About Government Debt?
Michigan State Student Chapter
MSU Law648 N SHAW LN
EAST LANSING, MI 48824
Rise of the Regulators: Has an Expanding Administrative State Created a 'Fourth Branch' of Government?
Regent Student Chapter
Regent University School of Law1000 Regent University Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23464
Is Capitalism Better Than Socialism?
Marquette Student Chapter
Marquette University Law School1215 W Michigan St
Milwaukee, WI 53201
Is Capitalism Better than Socialism?"
Illinois Student Chapter
University of Illinois College of Law504 E Pennsylvania Ave
Champaign, IL 61820
Is Capitalism Moral?
Toledo Student Chapter
University of Toledo College of Law1825 West Rocket Dr.
Toledo , OH 43606
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