Davis Brothers Featured as Speakers for Energy Law Lecture Series

September 15, 2021

San Angelo energy lawyer Keith Davis and his brother, former Texas Rep. John Davis will speak to students next week.

WHAT: Texas Tech University's School of Law hosts John Davis and Keith Davis as part of its Energy Law Lecture Series.

WHEN: Noon Monday (Sept. 20)

WHERE: Lanier Auditorium, Texas Tech University School of Law, 3311 18th St. The lecture will also be presented virtually via Zoom.

EVENT: San Angelo energy lawyer Keith Davis and his brother, former Texas Rep. John Davis will be the featured speakers for the upcoming Texas Tech School of Law Energy Law Lecture Series. They will share an inside perspective on what it takes to build a successful partnership with Texas landowners and renewable energy developers through their discussion “Structuring a 'Win-Win' Partnership with Texas Landowners & Renewable-Energy Developers.”

Keith Davis has been an attorney with Hay, Wittenburg, Davis, Caldwell & Bale, LLP, since 1985. His current area of practice represents landowners in West Texas. The majority of his practice relates to representation of landowners involving oil and gas matters, but he occasionally has represented landowners in wind and solar projects.

Former Republican State Rep. John Davis serves on the advisory board of Conservative Texans for Energy Innovation (CTEI). CTEI is a nonprofit, clean-energy education and advocacy organization that supports an “all-of-the-above” approach to our energy mix. CTEI was launched to promote energy innovation and clean-energy policies grounded in the conservative principle of common-sense, market-based solutions that allow fair competition and provide greater access to clean, affordable and reliable energy.

Those attending the live lecture or attending the lecture live via Zoom are eligible for one hour of Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit. Contact Blake Groves at blake.groves@ttu.edu for details.

CONTACT: Ashley Langdon
Assistant Dean of Alumni Relations and Communications, School of Law
ashley.langdon@ttu.edu
(806) 834-7533

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