A firm with cycling in its DNA
In 2008, Seth Davidson founded this firm. His daughter Cassady Sakura Davidson joined him in 2015. Both are avid cyclists and attorneys licensed to practice in California state and federal courts. Whether you’ve been hit by a motor vehicle or whether you’ve fallen due to a dangerous road condition or defective roadway design, they have the legal experience to hear and analyze your case.
Seth got his racing license in 1984 with the Violet Crown Sports Association in Austin, Texas, and raced as a Category 2 and masters racer for almost 35 years in the US and Japan. If you’ve raced or ridden competitively in Southern California, chances are good that you know him or have ridden with him.
Cassady is an avid cyclist and lawyer. She and her husband, both graduates of Tokyo University, are active riders and often spend their recreational and commuting time riding (and a li’l racing) throughout cities and counties of California.
Franklin Seth Davidson | Partner
California State Bar #255744: Member, Consumer Attorney Association of Los Angeles
Admitted to practice in all California state courts and federal courts within the Central and Southern districts of California
Education
- J.D., University of Texas School of Law, 1992
- Bundestag Internship Program, University of Bonn, 1990
- B.A., History, Magna Cum Laude, University of Texas at Austin, 1986
Honors & Publications
- Author, “Cycling in the South Bay”
- Submissions Editor, Texas International Law Journal
- Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha of Texas at the University of Texas
Languages
- Fluent in Japanese, German, French, Spanish
- Working knowledge of Mandarin and Slovak
Cassady Sakura Davidson | Partner
California State Bar #305345: Member, Consumer Attorney Association of Los Angeles
Education
- J.D., Southwestern Law School SCALE Program, 2015
- B.A., University of Tokyo, Japan, 2012
Honors & Publications
- Southwestern Law School Law Review, 2014-2015
- Dean’s List, 2013-2014
- “Hide and Go Seek” Information Policies at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission: Attaining Improved Public Disclosure Could Avert a Nuclear Catastrophe, Southwestern Law Review, Volume 45, 2015
Languages
- Fluent in Japanese, and English
- Conversational Spanish