Ms. Davis is an employment lawyer, licensed in Ohio.

Ms. Davis volunteers her time at the Northeast Ohio Worker Center, where she has helped organize a wage theft clinic that primarily serves low-income and undocumented workers in seeking redress for wage and hour violations.

Ms. Davis graduated from Case Western Reserve University School of Law where she was the founder and chair of the Labor and Employment Law Society, and Editor-in-Chief of the War Crimes Prosecution Watch. During law school she clerked for an ALJ at the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and completed her capstone externship at the National Labor Relations Board.

Prior to law school, Ms. Davis served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in the Republic of Moldova, where she taught English and led a human trafficking prevention training program. She also completed a Fulbright Grant in Romania where she taught masters-level courses in American history, literature, and politics.

Awards and Recognitions:
2022 CWRU Law Global Service Award Recipient
2019-2022 Hugo Grotius International Law Scholar
2019 Fulbright Belgium EU/US Young Leaders Seminar Delegate

Activities:
Northeast Ohio Worker Center, Worker Justice Committee