Chandra Davis Email & Phone Number

Atlanta, Ga, Us

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

3100 Cumberland Blvd., Se, Suite 1480, Atlanta, Ga 30339

Chandra C. Davis is a labor and employment law advisor and litigator. In the employment area, she has handled a full range of employment litigation in federal and state courts, representing employers and employees in lawsuits brought under federal laws. Ms. Davis has spent the last 9 years defending and prosecuting cases in the employment discrimination arena. She counsels national and international clients, including advising HR professionals and business unit managers; and developing litigation strategy and budgets for clients. She has strategically enforced and investigated single, systemic and multi-plaintiff discrimination claims.Ms. Davis has investigated and directed the investigation of over 100 cases for Fortune 500 manufacturing companies, nationally renowned hospitals, and directed EEOC investigations for the last 4 years. She has created a 200 page ethics and compliance internal investigation manual and a two-day PowerPoint training workshop for a $17 billion international client with more than 40,000 employees. She has trained HR managers, attorneys, and company managers on effective investigation techniques and enforcing company anti-discrimination policies.

Atlanta, Georgia

•Reviewed and managed investigative files for the purpose of recommending the initiation of litigation in connection with civil actions to enforce the substantive provisions of Title VII, EPA, ADEA, GINA, Equal Pay Act, Pregnancy Discrimination Act, and ADA.•Assisted EEOC investigators in conducting pre-hearing conferences with defendants and/or their attorneys to explain difficult points of law, charges, or qualifications of claimants.•Participated in strategic enforcement and investigation of single, systemic and multi-plaintiff discrimination claims.•Conducted written and oral discovery; draft complaints, motions, and reply to dispositive motions.•Developed and implemented training on substantive laws enforced by EEOC and effective internal investigations.•Responsible for the timely and effective progress of complex cases on the trial docket through all successive stages of litigation.•Developed and implement numerous outreach and training programs for private employers, state entities, and students.

Atlanta, Georgia

Practice included litigating, mediating and settling more than 25 labor and employment discrimination cases that resulted in saving our clients over $10 million in damages.Advised clients regarding collective bargaining agreements related to acquiring or closing plant facilities. Counseled national and international clients; responsibilities included advising HR professionals and business unit managers; and developing litigation strategy and budgets for clients. Regularly conducted written and oral discovery, including drafting interrogatories, request for production of documents, preparing witnesses for deposition, and all other stages of litigation. Reviewed employee benefit plans, employment contracts, waivers, and severance agreements.

Richmond, Virginia Area

Conducted research and advised appellate court judge on legal issues in preparation for oral arguments. Wrote more than 15 court opinion drafts and memoranda. Researched and analyzed a multitude of statutes; managed over 15 cases involving primary and higher education issues, ERISA, workers’ compensation, employment discrimination, and death penalty.

Researched and drafted more than 50 memoranda and court opinions deciding dispositive motions in various areas of law including: civil rights, patent, and contracts. Advised judge on a weekly basis regarding a myriad of criminal and civil issues.Managed 4 interns and assist in training junior law clerk.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Advised and managed over 50 student organizations and leaders. Developed two training manuals and implemented 5-10 leadership development workshops each semester. Provided financial oversight and counseled leadership of numerous student organizations.

Blacksburg, Virginia

Conducted 3-5 diversity training sessions each semester. Designed and implemented a two-day recruiting visit for over 50 potential students. Supervised, trained and evaluated 4-6 graduate assistants and staff. Standardized and managed the operations of the Black Cultural Center and the Multicultural Center through drafting and executing two operation manuals. Represented the Dean of Students in campus-wide events and implemented campus recruitment efforts monthly.

J.D., Law

Activities and Societies: Michigan Law Review, Associate Editor, 2000-2002 South African Human Rights Commission, Legal Extern, Durban.

M.Ed., Student Personnel In Higher Education

Activities and Societies: Awarded highest grade on the Master’s Comprehensive Exam, 1996 Vice President for Legal Affairs Office, Intern.

B.A., International Studies

Activities and Societies: Ngambika, Student Activities

High School