Gregory Mayfield

Contact Information

Address:
222 Webb Street
Cumming, GA 30040

Phone: (678) 455-7150

Email: gmayfield@jarrard-davis.com

Website: http://www.jarrard-davis.com/

Georgia Bar Details

Bar Number: 479510

License Status: Active Member in Good Standing

Admission Date: 1993-07-02T00:00:00

Specialties & Capabilities

• Standard Residential Closings

Languages Spoken

English

Jarrard & Davis, LLP is a distinguished law firm dedicated to providing unparalleled legal expertise exclusively to local governmental entities across Georgia. With decades of experience, the firm serves over 95 governmental bodies, offering politically neutral and effective solutions to complex legal challenges. Their deep understanding of Georgia's legal landscape enables them to guide cities, counties, authorities, and state governments in making informed decisions that positively impact their communities.

The firm's comprehensive range of tailored legal services includes:

• Civil Litigation: Representing governmental entities in various civil disputes.
• Employment Law: Handling compliance, handbook drafting, EEOC matters, and litigation.
• Land Use and Zoning: Expertise in moratoria, annexation, and related regulatory issues.
• Condemnations: Assisting with property acquisition and related legal processes.
• Government Contracts: Drafting and advising on professional service and construction contracts.
• General Government Counsel: Providing ongoing legal advice and support for daily operations.
• Open Meetings & Open Records Acts: Ensuring compliance with transparency laws.
• Environmental Enforcement & Compliance: Navigating complex environmental regulations.

Jarrard & Davis, LLP is committed to accessibility and responsiveness, which are core to their client success. Founded in 2001 by Ken E. Jarrard and Angela E. Davis, the firm prides itself on its diverse team and steadfast commitment to excellence, earning the trust of numerous clients throughout the state. They also provide insurance defense representation to counties through partnerships with organizations like the Association of County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG) and offer training to elected officials and staff.