b'RESUME\nATTORNEY-AT-LAW\nLaurence F. Davidson\nPO Box 407\nHull, Ga. 30646\nldavidsonesq@gmail.com\nwww.legaldawgs.com\nATTORNEY EXPERIENCE.\nDate Admitted in Georgia: 7/6/95\n7/95 to present\nL.F. Davidson & Associates, LLC\n\nPARALEGAL EXPERIENCE:\n11/91 to 3/92\nCOUNTRY-WIDE INS. CO.\nCHEVEN & KEELY, ESQS.\n90 Washington Street\nNew York, NY 10007\n\n1/90 to 1/91\nMILTON M. WITCHEL, P.C.\n36 W. 44th St.\nNew York, N.Y. 10036\n\n(O) 706/549-6689\n(FX) 706/354-8667\n\nGeneral Practice. Principal attorney of general\npractice law office. Areas of law: Business\nAgreements/Contracts, Criminal defense Debtor/Creditor,\nDivorce, Employer/Employee disputes, Family law, Health\nCare/Personal Directives, Landlord and Tenant,\nLeases/Deeds, Name change, Negligence claims, Personal\nInjury and Accidents, Quitclaim/Real Estate matters,\nTraffic law, Wills, Wrongful death claims, and civil\nlitigation. As the principal attorney, responsible for\ninterviewing potential clients, fact finding, research and\nlegal analysis of cases. I personally screen all calls and\nperform consultations with clients. I average 500-1000\ncalls per year. I currently maintain an office in Athens,\nGeorgia. I have offices in several cities in Georgia\nincluding Atlanta and Savannah.\n\nCalendar Clerk/Litigation Assistant. Managed calendar\ndepartment for In-House counsel to Country-Wide Ins. Co.\nI docketed and followed cases, filed documents, assisted in\npreparing cases for trial, assisted in billing, assisted in file\nidentification and retrieval, kept logs and journals, and\nperformed simple research when required. Position\nrequired full working knowledge of Court system, civil\nlitigation, subrogation, arbitration, and insurance defense.\n\nSenior Litigation Paralegal. Assigned to the office of\nthe Managing Attorney. I drafted pleadings, motions and\nother documents, arranged meetings and conferences with\nclients and attorneys, summarized large documents for trial,\nhearings, arbitrations. Drafted communications and\ncorrespondence to client insurance companies, performed\ncomplex legal research, represented the office in nonattorney matters, and performed other essential law office\nduties when required. My position required full working\n\n\x0cknowledge of insurance defense, including legal theories\nsuch as premises and property liability, comparative and\ncontributory negligence, subrogation, counterclaims and\ncross-claims.\n2/89 to 1/90\nDAVID M. LEE, ESQ.\n225 Broadway, Ste. 600\nNew York, N.Y. 10007\n\nLitigation Paralegal. Assigned to the Probate Division, I\ndrafted probate petitions, affidavits and pleadings, and\nassisted litigation staff by drafting replies and responses,\nand other documents. I also performed legal research and\nCourt work. Duties also consisted of setting up estates,\nobtaining Letters of Administration and assisting\nattorneys with probate related litigation. This office was a\nplaintiff \xe2\x80\x98s personal injury firm of 6 attorneys. It was my\nfirst law office job after graduating paralegal school. I was\ninitially hired as a deposition clerk / legal assistant\nresponsible for discovery review, calendar, pre-settlement\ncase evaluation, investigations and case research.\n\nOTHER JOBS RELATED TO THE LEGAL FIELD\nPolice Dispatcher (NYS Dept. Of Public Safety)\nU.S. Immigration Detention Officer, INS-DOJ\nU.S. Border Patrol Officer; INS- DOJ.\nPark Ranger- Westchester Co., NY (Seasonal)\nInternship: Atlanta Legal Aid Society (January, 1995-May, 1995)\nSubpoena server/Assistant Private detective\nPrivate Security: Burns Int\xe2\x80\x99l Security Services; CPP Security Services and Command Security\nSPECIAL HONORS AND AWARDS\nGranted Top Secret Security Clearance concerning planned and current U.S. missile technologies\nGranted Top Secret Security Clearance to assist FBI, Federal Police and U.S. Secret Service in\nproviding security at President Ronald Reagan\xe2\x80\x99s 2nd inauguration\nGranted Classified Secret security clearance while working with FBI and the Supervising\nAssistant U.S. Attorney General on federal prosecution of suspected members of La Costa\nNostra in NYC.\nAwarded certificate of successful completion of training to operate the NY State Crime\nInformation Network Computer (NYSPIN) by the NY State Police.\nAwarded certificate of successful completion of the U.S. Border Patrol Academy\nAwarded certificate for successfully mastering use of weapons required of a Border Patrol\nOfficer in the field.\nEDUCATION\nJohn Marshall Law School: J.D. degree- Atlanta, Ga., February, 1993 to May, 1995. Dean \xe2\x80\x98s\nList 6 of 8 semesters. Graduated with honors (Cum Laude). Passed Georgia Bar 1st time\nFebruary, 1995, prior to graduation as 3rd year student.\nThe Graduate Center for the City University of New York, N.Y., January 1991-January 1992\n\n\x0c(Master \xe2\x80\x98s program- International Studies).\nJohn Jay College of Criminal Justice-Masters Program: (City University of New York)\nSeptember, 1984-June 1985. Program: Forensic Psychology\nParalegal Studies: ABA Paralegal degree; Mercy College, White Plains, NY., December, 1988.\nU.S. Border Patrol Academy: Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, (FLETC), Brunswick,\nGa.; July, 1985- November, 1985. Federal Law Enforcement Degree; Academic courses\nconcentrated in Spanish language, Constitutional law, Criminal law, Immigration &\nNaturalization Law.\nState University of New York College at New Paltz, New Paltz, NY. May, 1984. B.S. (4 year\nprogram) degrees- Major: Social Psychology/Criminology; Minor: Philosophy.\nYorktown High School, Yorktown Heights, NY: College-Prep courses concentrating in Spanish\nand French languages. While attending YHS, was a member of the Student Counsel. Also\nparticipated in 6 seasons of Winter and Spring track and field, qualifying for the state\nchampionships twice; earned two varsity letters for excellence in track, member of YHS cross\ncountry team, was accepted onto YHS tennis team, Freshman baseball team, Junior Varsity\nbasketball team, and lastly YHS golf team.'