Joe Marshall Davis
BACKGROUND / EDUCATION: Native of Union County Graduate Mississippi State University The University of Mississippi School of Law
PROFESSIONAL: Currently Prosecuting Attorney for Union County, City of New Albany, and Town of Myrtle. Admitted to practice in Justice, Chancery, Circuit, Mississippi Supreme, Mississippi Appellate Court Past Adjunct as well as the city of New Albany's school system. Professor at The University of Mississippi Presented Ethics CLE Seminar. Presented Small Town Practice CLE Seminar
JOE IS AN ATTORNEY FOR NUMEROUS ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING: Town of Myrtle, New Albany Main Street Association, Habitat for Humanity, Union County Historical Society, Tallahatchie River Players, Tallahatchie Arts Council, MCC Theatre Board, Tallahatchie River Drainage District, New Haven School, Union County Fair Board
SERVICE: Kiwanis Club Past President Former Trustee of Northeast Mississippi Community College Former staff member for Congressman Jamie Whitten Sunday School teacher - First United Methodist Church President of the Mississippi Livestock Council Joe has a record of success that includes numerous domestic cases.
He has won cases before both the Mississippi Supreme Court and Mississippi Court of Appeals. His commitment to his clients also includes securing five and six figure settlements in personal injury and worker's compensation cases as well as preparing wills and helping clients with their personal affairs.
He and his wife, Jennie, have a daughter and son and reside in New Albany.
662.534.6421
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Q: What legal services does Rutledge and Davis, PLLC provide?
A: Our firm offers a comprehensive range of legal services including family law, estate planning, business and corporate law, personal injury, real estate law, and worker’s compensation. We are also equipped to handle federal criminal defense matters.
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