Kelly Davis, Esq.
Few construction lawyers have the first-hand experience to understand fully the complex issues that their clients face. When Kelly Davis was a child, her father started a small residential construction business, and there began Kelly’s love of construction. She was the little girl that would be running all around the construction projects. Over the years, her father’s business grew into developing commercial buildings, and high-end residential homes. As a result, Kelly has grown up, worked in and lived around the construction industry her entire life.
After opening her own General Litigation firm, Kelly’s litigation practice naturally progressed into primarily a construction litigation and real estate practice. She represents clients from all segments of the construction industry in all types of construction disputes, including delay and labor impact claims, defective work claims, performance and payment bond, breach of contract, breach of warranty, and mechanic’s and materialman’s lien foreclosure claims. Kelly also assists her clients by handling corporate formation and other corporate issues, reviewing and drafting contracts for their businesses, and perfecting lien and bond rights. She is a frequent speaker to professionals on construction law topics.
Kelly Davis was born and raised in Lewisville, Texas. After obtaining her Bachelor of Arts degree, she attended the Master’s program at Texas State University Legal Studies, which was the first of its kind in the State of Texas and still one of only a select few in the United States. Afterwards, she obtained her Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from St. Mary’s University School of Law in San Antonio, Texas. After receiving her Juris Doctorate Degree, Kelly returned to the Lewisville area and now provides services to her clients throughout Texas.
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Section I. What is water leakage, examples of sources of such moisture, and methods of preventing such water intrusion in residential and commercial buildings
Section II. What is the ASTM and AASM?
Section III. Specifics on ASTM E2128 and how it sets the standard for building leakage evaluation and provides the best industry practices for determining and evaluating causes of water leakage
Section IV. Why use of the ASTM and AASM are the essential “scientific approach” to uncovering building performance problems
Section V. Use of water intrusion experts in your construction defect case
Section VI. Latent Defect and Statute of Limitation arguments
Section VII. Causes of action relevant to Owners and General Contractors in water intrusion construction defect cases
