Our Work
Davis Law New Mexico has over 40 years' experience representing New Mexicans
We specialize in representation against local and state government entities who abused their power and harmed their citizens. We welcome you to submit a summary of your concerns to our office to review, at no cost.
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Please feel free to call our office at 505-242-1904.
We request that you send us a written summary of your concerns that includes: your name and contact information, a brief summary of your concern including as many specifics as possible such as dates, officers and agencies involved and indication of all documentation you may have in your possession about the issue.
Practice Areas
Litigation
Civil Rights
Cases in which governmental actors abuse their power, including use of force and wrongful arrest issues with law enforcement, free speech retaliation issues and discrimination issues.
Whistleblower and Retaliation
Cases in which employers government, or private, take actions against employees without proper cause or in retaliation for protected speech or activities.
Personal Injury
Cases in which government, or private, actors conduct creates physical harm to individuals, such as car accidents caused be law enforcement officers, personal injury or property damages by government agents and other injury issues.
About Us
We are a small firm that does primarily plaintiff civil litigation in the state of New Mexico. Both attorneys are licensed to practice in state and federal court. Our focus is on both state and federal civil rights claims, as well as statutory rights claims, such as the Human Rights Act, Whistleblower Protection Act and Fair Pay for Women Act.
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Attorney & Staff Profiles
Nicholas T. Davis
Attorney at Law
Nicholas T. Davis is an attorney at Davis Law New Mexico. He was born in New Mexico and graduated with honors from the University of New Mexico School of Law in 2014. While there, Nick tutored in the First-Year writing program and competed in the Williams Moot Court Competition. After law school, he joined his father’s practice and has since handled civil rights cases in police misconduct, jail and prison misconduct, whistleblower and first amendment retaliation, race and gender discrimination claims, under both state and federal law. Nick has been recognized as a Rising Star by Super Lawyers every year since 2016. Active as a cooperating attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico, Nick has also continued to work a pro bono case for the Innocence and Justice Project that he began while a law student.
Since graduating from law school, Nick has authored multiple law review articles, including: A Question of Excluding Immigration Status in Civil Court: Why Torres Got it Right (May 2015), Qualified Immunity and Excessive Force: A Greater or Lesser Role for Juries?(May 2017) & Illuminating the Dark Corners: The New Mexico Inspection of Public Records Act's Law Enforcement Exception(March 2020).
Kristina M. Tice
Office Manager / Paralegal
Kristina M. Tice serves as both the Office Manager and Paralegal for Davis Law New Mexico. She was born and raised on the east coast, and has lived in New Mexico since 1999. Kristina graduated with honors from the University of New Mexico in 2003 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminology/Political Science. After college, Kristina spent five years working for the Bernalillo County Metropolitan Detention Center’s Civil Litigation/Internal Affairs Unit, and she worked for seven years as a paralegal for a local civil defense firm before joining Davis Law in May 2016. Kristina has handled cases in both state and federal courts in the areas of jail and corrections misconduct, police misconduct, employment/discrimination, medical malpractice, personal injury and wrongful death. Kristina is an invaluable resource to the firm’s lawyers and acts as a liaison between them and the clients. She also works closely with the firm’s clients to keep them updated and actively involved in their cases.
Philip B Davis
Founder
In Memoriam
Philip B. Davis has lived in New Mexico since 1972. He is a 1978 graduate of the University of New Mexico School of Law and a former law clerk to United States District Judge E.L. Mechem. Phil has been in private practice in Albuquerque since 1981. Since then, Phil has represented the victims of government and corporate wrongdoing. He has handled hundreds of civil rights cases involving police false arrest and excessive force and employment cases involving wrongful termination, free speech retaliation and whistleblower claims. He has also handled numerous race, age and gender discrimination claims and has been involved in class action cases on behalf of inmates in jails and prisons and persons with developmental disabilities in state-supervised housing facilities. Phil has tried cases in the federal and state courts all over New Mexico. He has also been involved in numerous appeals in both the New Mexico and federal appellate courts.
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