Firm profile
Davis Law Firm, PLLC is a trusted law firm located in Phoenix, AZ. In 2018, Attorney Ariel Davis opened their own firm. After 7 years of practicing law, Attorney Davis has represented numerous clients ranging from felony to misdemeanor criminal matters. A large portion of their practice focuses on representing defendants in criminal matters, but they will also represent individuals involved in specific LGBTQIA+2 litigation. Attorney Ariel Davis is best known for their legal work related to LGBTQIA+2 issues and tribal law.
At the Davis Law Firm, PLLC, we understand that finding the right attorney is a choice not to be taken lightly. That’s why we offer free consultations to walk you through your needs, the scope of your goals, and your budget. We bring experience and professionalism to every case and customize our services to your individual needs and concerns. Our firm takes the time to explain your legal options.
Contact us to set up a consultation, or use the contact link on the right portion of this page to inquire whether our services are right for you. We provide flat rate fees for most matters.
attorney profile
Legal Education:
Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, Arizona State University
Undergraduate Education:
Northern Arizona University, B.S. Public Relations, B.S. Electronic Media & Film
Bar Admissions:
Arizona (Active)
Oregon (Inactive)
Davis Law Firm, PLLC offers legal representation in Criminal Defense, Commercial and non-commercial Traffic, and specific LGBTQIA+2 and/or Indian law litigation. Attorney Ariel Davis prides them self on providing superior representation, cost-effective solutions to your legal issues, and professionalism to each case.
Attorney Ariel Davis completed their undergraduate degrees in Public Relations and Electronic Media, & Film at Northern Arizona University. There, they clerked at the Harris & Winger, PLC law firm in Flagstaff, AZ.
During law school, Ariel served as a judicial extern for The Honorable Susana Pineda in the Maricopa County Superior Court. Ariel spent time as a Certified Limited Practice Student pursuant to Rule 38(d) Student at the Maricopa County’s Office of the Public Defender where they worked on felony criminal matters. Ariel participated in the 11th Annual Williams Institute Moot Court Competition. Ariel participated in several student organizations that focused primarily on student diversity and inclusion. Lastly, Ariel served as the Technology Editor for ASU's Sports & Entertainment Law Journal.
In Ariel's legal practice, they began their career as a Deputy Public Defender at the Maricopa County’s Office of the Public Defender. Ariel has assisted numerous clients related to felony and misdemeanor criminal matters. After leaving the Maricopa County’s Office of the Public Defender, Ariel's private practice includes criminal defense, traffic defense, and specific LGBTQIA+2 and/or Indian law litigation.
Professional Leadership
- Arizona LGBT Bar Association, Board Member
- State Bar of Arizona, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Commission, Board Member
- State Bar of Arizona, Bar Leadership Institute, 2018-2019 Graduate
- American Bar Association, Member
- Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity, Member
Client Reviews
“It has been a pleasure to work with Ariel. She took the time to review and fully understand my case. She takes case of business on time and does as she promises. She is also a skilled negotiator so she recognizes where a deal can be made to close your case quickly with minimal penalty. She somehow managed to plea my criminal case to civil violation. She’s my go to attorney next time I’m in trouble.”
“I was so confused after leaving my ex-husband and moving back to Arizona. I needed help clearly understanding my divorce status in Arizona and it was explained to me clearly and professionally. Ariel was very caring and compassionate. I was nervous about consulting a lawyer, but Ariel was approachable and extremely professional. I felt very clearly understood and my options were explained to me. I’d recommend her for all your legal needs.”
“Completely handled the proceedings without my presence [...]. Case could have ruined my career, but because of Ariel Davis my case was dismissed and my life can resume [...].”
