Keith A. Davis concentrates in land use and real estate development, commercial litigation, environmental/regulatory law and redevelopment.Keith’s practice and network of relationships extend throughout New Jersey and he has handled matters in all 21 counties. His representation includes major developers of commercial, industrial, cannabis, solar/green energy and residential projects; Fortune 500 companies; non-profit entities; and small businesses. He is a pragmatic and effective advocate for his clients’ interests before local planning and zoning boards and state and county government agencies, including the Pinelands Commission, Department of Environmental Protection (CAFRA and Bureau of Tidelands) and Department of Transportation. Reflective of the firm’s growth in Cape May County, Keith represents clients seeking to develop or expand single family homes and commercial uses before Planning and Zoning Boards in Stone Harbor, Avalon, West Cape May, Cape May City, Ocean City and Middle Township.Keith is a graduate of St. Augustine Prep in Richland, New Jersey. He graduated with honors from St. Joseph’s University and received his law degree from Rutgers School of Law in Camden. Keith also holds a Master’s degree from Rutgers’ Bloustein School of Policy & Planning in New Brunswick where he received a fellowship. He clerked for New Jersey Superior Court Judge L. Anthony Gibson (retired).Keith is a New Jersey registered lobbyist and provides a wide variety of government relations services for clients, in addition to his real estate land use practice. He also has expertise in election and campaign finance law. He previously served as Chairman of the Atlantic County Republican Committee and New Jersey Republican Chairmen’s Association. He has served as a delegate to several Republican National Conventions and sat on both the platform and credentials committees.Keith serves on the board of the Alcove Center for Grieving Children & Families which offers grief support services for young children whose parent or loved one has died throughout South Jersey with bereavement activities.Keith’s wife and two sons have two dogs, Darby and Gracie.