Jamison Davies

Appellate Attorney in New York—native Coloradan—opinions are my own. In a world of heavy footprints, be untraceable.

[Eric W. @EWess92]

In 2024, NYC's City Council passed the "FARE Act", which prohibits brokers from imposing a fee on tenants for which the broker has published a listing or agreed to work for a landlord. Various folks challenged the law. District court denied an injunction & dismissed. Affirmed.

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

The NYC Appeals Division is hiring, come work with us!
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[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@OrinKerr Indigo Book: https://t.co/uG2IWY0Xdr

[Rohan Nadkarni @RohanNadkarni]

Nuggets could’ve won the Finals if they had 4 playoff rotation players as opposed to 3

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@TychoBrahe “Breaks their silence” also a similarity good indicator

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@strowhiro @RMFifthCircuit Best I've seen was in an en banc petition, which requires you to include the panel opinion as an exhibit. Counsel included a version of the opinion with all his comments about why it was wrong, how the reasoning was dumb, etc.

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@RMFifthCircuit Or oeuf indeed, if it comes with an egg.

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@TylerTalbert @RMFifthCircuit I regret to inform you that motions in nearly all NY courts are $45: https://t.co/oXF2ot394D

[Jake Solomon @SolomonJake]

Favorite XCOM trivia bit: Sean Bean voiced a scientist in the intro cinematic for War of the Chosen. And yes, he dies.

(He was in the booth recording VO for Civ 6, we asked him for the favor and he did it. Stand up guy.)

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@OrinKerr (2/2) our announcement of the rule. … In both civil and criminal cases, we can scarcely permit the substantive law [to] shift and spring according to … claims of actual reliance on an old rule and of harm from a retroactive application of the new rule”

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@OrinKerr (1/2) Harper v. Virginia Dept. of Taxation, 509 U.S. 86, 97 (1993):
“When this Court applies a rule of federal law to the parties before it, that rule … must be given full retroactive effect in all cases … as to all events, regardless of whether such events predate or postdate

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@RMFifthCircuit Chomps Elysees

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@RohanNadkarni Sandwich selection?

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

If you believe ESPN win-probability charts (which I do not) the Pacers had about a 0.016% chance of losing games 1, 3, and 4

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@back2babylon5 @SwiftOnSecurity It is awesome!

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@RMFifthCircuit Truly whether a rule is jurisdictional is the Bivens of Civ Pro

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@TychoBrahe Already a fantastic source of inspiration to draw from that involves a blind main character: https://t.co/4NHmHMCbni

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@NYSAppeals @RMFifthCircuit Good luck! I’ll be there as well, arguing the first case on the calendar.

[Jamison Davies @JamisonDavies]

@RMFifthCircuit Also the name of the bar with probably the best beer list in NYC:

https://t.co/xuCMLWbSjw

[Rob Mahoney @RobMahoney]

Just an all-time ruthless game-winner from Jamal. Good god. Ripped the Lakers' heart clean out of their chest.