Owner
Edgar Davison, the accomplished owner of Davison Law Firm and General Counsel for Baxter Bailey & Associates, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the realm of transportation law. Edgar's journey to becoming a distinguished legal advocate began with a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Resources from the University of Tennessee in 2002. He pursued his J.D. at the University of Memphis School of Law out of a strong desire for justice, graduating in 2005.
Edgar's legal career initially revolved around employment law, but he soon realized his calling in freight charge litigation and debt collection on behalf of the trucking industry. Licensed to practice law in both Tennessee and Arkansas, Edgar's commitment to excellence extends to federal courts, including the United States Supreme Court, the Western District of Tennessee, and the Eastern District of Tennessee. With a primary focus on representing motor carriers, Edgar's dedication to his clients' success shines through in every case.
Beyond the courtroom, Edgar Davison enjoys a well-rounded life filled with personal pursuits. He's an avid golfer, a strategic chess player, and an enthusiastic reader. His multifaceted interests reflect the depth and breadth of his legal expertise, making him a trusted partner for businesses navigating the complex terrain of freight charge collections. When you need an experienced legal advocate who understands your industry inside and out, Edgar Davison is the attorney you can rely on. Reach out today and let him guide you to success in the world of transportation law.
J.D., University of Memphis, Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law
— 2005
B.S., University of Tennessee at Knoxville
— 2002
Professional Experience
Baxter Bailey & Associates, Inc.
– General Counsel (July 2010-Present)
Represents transportation and logistics companies, motor carriers, and freight brokers nationwide in commercial litigation and freight charge recovery.
Develops and executes litigation strategies for recovering unpaid freight charges from shippers, consignees, and brokers in default.
Litigates cases in multiple jurisdictions including Tennessee, Arkansas, Indiana, California, and Georgia.
Advises clients on compliance, contract drafting, and risk mitigation across the transportation industry.
Frequently consulted by industry professionals and law firms on issues involving consignee liability, broker bankruptcy, and shipper payment responsibility.
Appellate Court Victories
Castro v. TX Direct, LLC
No. W2012-01494-COA-R3-CV, 2013 WL 69209 (Tenn. Ct. App. Feb. 25, 2013).*
Counsel for Appellant. Represented Marina Castro in a pregnancy discrimination and retaliation case under the Tennessee Human Rights Act. The Court of Appeals affirmed in part and reversed in part, remanding for further proceedings.
Baxter Bailey Investments LLC v. APL Limited Inc.
No. W2015-00067-COA-R3-CV (Tenn. Ct. App. Sept. 21, 2015).*
Counsel for Appellant. Plaintiffs, a motor carrier and its assignee, appealed a sanctions award issued by the General Sessions Court and modified by the Circuit Court. The Tennessee Court of Appeals reversed, holding that the General Sessions Court lacked authority to impose attorney’s fees as sanctions.
Publications
“Carrier Rights in Bankruptcy: Getting Paid When the Broker Goes Under”
— Commercial Law League of America, Commercial Law World (2025).