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Jarmanese K. Davis, ESQ

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Professional Experience

Jarmanese K. Davis is an Associate in Lydecker’s Houston office. Ms. Davis’s practice focuses on civil litigation, including commercial and business disputes, employment matters, and general liability claims. Drawing on her prior in-house experience, she approaches litigation with an understanding of both the legal and practical considerations businesses face when navigating disputes, regulatory obligations, and risk.

Ms. Davis also has experience managing and supporting litigation, including developing case strategy, drafting and reviewing pleadings, coordinating with outside counsel, evaluating legal and business risk, and assisting with matters through various stages of litigation and resolution.

Prior to joining Lydecker, Ms. Davis served as in-house counsel for companies in the EdTech and oil and gas/energy industries, where she advised business leaders on employment, commercial, regulatory, compliance, and corporate matters. Her experience includes conducting workplace investigations, advising on employment policies and agreements, drafting and negotiating commercial contracts and nondisclosure agreements, supporting cross-border transactions and due diligence, and advising on regulatory compliance and corporate governance.

Ms. Davis earned her Juris Doctor from Louisiana State University’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center, where she served as an Articles Editor for the Louisiana Journal of Civil Law Studies and as a executive board member of the Board of Advocates. She was also inducted into the Order of the Barristers in recognition of her excellence in written and oral advocacy. During law school, Ms. Davis participated in LSU’s Civil Mediation Clinic and competed in national moot court and dispute resolution competitions. Ms. Davis is also a credentialed Texas mediator with advanced training in civil and family law mediation.

Education

  • J.D. – LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center – 2024
  • B.A. – The University of Texas at San Antonio – 2019

Bar and Court Admissions

  • Texas – 2025