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The company offers a complete range of services for the legal community, including court reporting, videography, records retrieval, civil process service, copy service and also host a videoconferencing site in Houston. As if her schedule wasn't busy enough, she also owns Lehmann Legacy Ranch, a 650-acre spread in Cat Spring. She raises cutting horses, South American Paso Fino horses, miniature donkeys and American Bison, to name just a few. In addition she is the owner and operator of Bliss Wood Bed and Breakfast also located in Cat Spring. How does she do it all? "I ask God every day for strength. It's not easy to describe but I also get a lot of energy from people. When I see people dining and having a good time, it's like a burst of energy. I truly enjoy people and seeing them happy," Davis says. Davis also attributes part of her success to being well organized. " In the court reporting business you are forced to be accurate and to pay attention to details. It can't help but spill over into other areas of your life," she said. In additional to her active professional life, she is a major sponsor for the John J. Eikenburg Law Week Fun Run benefiting the Center serving Persons with Mental Retardation since 1990. She serves on the board for the foundation of the Center. In her spare time, Carol squeezes in a few hobbies such as ballroom dancing (in which she competed nationally for eight years), drawing, gardening, quilt collecting, flying lessons and spending time with the array of animals at her ranch.