Our Warriors
Practice Areas:
Complex Business. Compliance. Intellectual Property. Labor & Employment. Trusts and Estates Litigation.
Client Sectors:
Media and Entertainment. Medical Devices. Music Industry & Recording Arts. Finance & Banking. Real Estate Investment and Development. Technology.
Davina A. Wizzard is an associate at FROST LLP in Phoenix. A general commercial litigator with a strong interest in intellectual property and contract matters, Davina brings a thoughtful, strategic approach to client representation with a particular emphasis on legal research, analysis, and writing.
Davina maintains a broad litigation practice that includes intellectual property, particularly copyright and trademark matters; business disputes involving breach of contract and related claims; and probate litigation. Her clients include both corporate and individual entities across a range of industries, such as the creator, entertainment, and music sectors, technology, and the real estate industry. She also supports the firm’s appellate practice in Phoenix.
In addition to her litigation work, Davina has experience in contract review and drafting, advising clients on contractual rights and obligations, risk mitigation, and compliance considerations. She builds on prior experience conducting legal research, revising agreements, and addressing regulatory and compliance issues across the travel and tourism, leisure and entertainment, and mortgage and lending industries.
Davina received her bachelor’s degree from San Francisco State University, Summa Cum Laude, studying criminal justice and creative writing with a minor in Africana studies. She earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Arizona and graduated with a certificate in intellectual property. During law school, she was actively involved in both academic and professional organizations, serving as a director on the board of the National Black Law Students’ Association – Western Region, a board member of the University’s Local Chapter, and senior editor and mentor for the Arizona Law Journal of Emerging Technologies. An accomplished writer, she placed first in the Richard Grand Legal Writing Competition, a distinction that recognizes outstanding writing achievement among law students at the University of Arizona.
As a certified limited practice student through the State Bar of Arizona, Davina worked with the Innocence Project, contributing to post conviction advocacy efforts. She was also certified by the USPTO as a limited practice student, through her law school’s Intellectual Property Clinic, to counsel clients on trademark and copyright registrability, conduct clearance and risk assessments, and prepare applications.
Davina is licensed to practice law in Arizona.
On her own time, Davina can be found traveling with family and friends, trying new restaurants, indulging in her love of writing, and playing video games.