PRACTICE AREAS: MEDICAL MALPRACTICE LAW »PERSONAL INJURY LITIGATION » Mark S. DavisYEARS OF EXPERIENCE: 35 EDUCATION: Tulane Univ (B.A., cum laude, 1971), Southampton Univ, England, Washington Univ Law School (J.D., 1974) BAR ADMISSIONS: Hawai‘i (1974), Supreme Court of Hawai‘i (1974),…

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Mark Davis confers with law partner Mike Livingston on a case photo by Nathalie Walker Honolulu trial lawyer Mark Davis displays signed photos of famous national leaders along a wide window in his Fort Street office, President Jimmy Carter and…

Newsweek Magazine’s 20 Leaders-Plaintiffs Trial Lawyers in the US Davis Levin Livingston has been selected by Newsweek Magazine as a top 20 Personal Injury Firms.

For two consecutive years, Mark Davis has been selected by his peers as “Lawyer of the Year” Mr. Davis has achieved record verdicts and settlements in the fields of personal injury and medical malpractice and garnered on of the highest…

Associates Anne Williams, JD Loretta A. Sheehan, JD Erin C. Davis, JD Matthew C. Winter, JD Clare Connors JD Mark Davis-Lawyer of the Year 2009 –Best Lawyers in America Michael Livingston- Hawaii’s Best Lawyers –Best Lawyers in America “100 Top…

Mark S. Davis (808) 450-3004 MDavis@DavisLevin.com Best Lawyers In America Publication has named Honolulu lawyer, Mark S. Davis – Honolulu Plaintiffs Lawyer of the Year 2012 Best Lawyers, the oldest and most respected peer-review publication in the legal profession, has…

Mark Davis Selected A+ Attorney excerpted from Honolulu Magazine. By Marilyn Kim Mark Davis came to the Islands in the early ’70s to work for a big law firm, and volunteered at the American Civil Liberties Union on the side.…

A Circuit Court jury returned a verdict today awarding a 79-year-old man about $6.2 million for the broken back he suffered when he fell 15 to 20 feet late at night from the first tee at the Mid Pacific Country Club.

Karen Dougher mourns the death of her son, James Makekau, and friend Denise Callo at the Lahaina pali overlook where they were killed. A dangerous scenic Maui overlook remains open despite a $3.2 million court decision that found the state liable for the death of a 16-year-old in a car that plunged off the cliff, according to the teenager’s mother