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Albemarle County Attorney selected as a Fellow of the Virginia Law Foundation Class of 2016

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virginia law foundationThe Virginia Law Foundation, the charitable arm of Virginia’s lawyers, has selected Albemarle County Attorney Larry W. Davis to become a Fellow of the Virginia Law Foundation. Each year the Foundation recognizes a group of Virginia lawyers, law professors and retired judges for their legal excellence and community involvement.

Mr. Davis was nominated for this distinguished honor by the Local Government Attorneys of Virginia, Inc. His selection received the recommendation of the Virginia Law Foundation’s Fellows Committee and the unanimous vote of the Foundation’s Board of Directors. This honor is conferred annually on a small number of Virginia lawyers who are outstanding in their profession and in their communities.

“Mr. Davis has distinguished himself in his practice of law and with a demonstrated dedication to public service,” said County Executive Tom Foley.  “He is an attorney of integrity and character I am honored to call him a colleague and a friend.”

Mr. Davis will be inducted as a Fellow at a dinner ceremony to be held on January 21, 2016, in Williamsburg during The Virginia Bar Association’s Annual Meeting.

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