Client Testimonials

The following testimonials are from cards and communications from our clients and their families.  Client confidentiality is of the utmost importance to us, therefore we have redacted  names and other identifiable information from the following testimonials:

"Dear Mr.  Davidson, I once again want to thank you for your services.  You did a wonderful job defending [my son].  I put your card in my Depot.  I will refer all my friends and family to you."

"In any event, this is a note to say 'thank you.' You have no idea how much I appreciate your kindness.  Each time you are in touch with my Mom, she gets new hope, even though you may note have much new information.  You are the first person who has ever shown any genuine interest in me and my situation.  My family and I will never forget it."

"To a very special and Blessed Attorney, Mr. Steven C. Davidson, Esq., You have a kind heart.  I appreciate everything you've done and it will never, ever be forgotten.  We thank you a zillion times for your time and genuine efforts toward helping me."

"Steven, you're a great attorney.  You really saved [my son's] life.  Thank you so much again.  I really appreciate it all your hard work."

Community Outreach

Mr. Davidson is involved in the community, and often volunteers his time to assist others in the community.  The following are excerpts from correspondence Mr. Davidson has received related to his volunteer work in local schools:

"Dear Mr. Davidson, thank you so much for coming to our class and teaching us about being a criminal defense lawyer. Now I know what it takes to be a good criminal defense lawyer."

"Dear Mr. Davidson, thank you for coming in to teach us about your job. . . I liked how you connected your presentation to the book we are reading, To Kill a Mockingbird. It helped me understand the story better."

"Dear Mr. Davidson, thank you so much for taking time out of your busy schedule to come and visit our class. . . Also thanks for making the class so humorous. Although the purpose was to learn, I also laughed and that was great to have in school."

"Dear Mr. Davidson, thank you very much for taking your time to come in and talk to my class about being a defense lawyer. I really enjoyed you coming in because you were funny, but at the same time you taught us things that I never would have known. It was very interesting to see how you would handle the situation of knowing that your client is guilty. You did a very good job of relating your job and cases to To Kill A Mockingbird. The moment I got home from school, the first thing I told my mom was how fascinating it was to hear what you had to say."