Matthew Harrison is the owner of Harrison Law, PLLC. He has been practicing law for over 24 years. He is rated as an AV® Preeminent™ Attorney by Martindale-Hubbell. Mr. Harrison has extensive experience in both civil and criminal law. He also has significant trial court and arbitration experience, which includes being lead counsel in over 35 jury trials.Matthew Harrison provides a broad spectrum of legal services to individuals and businesses in all aspects of commercial litigation, construction, business representation, surety and fidelity law, and environmental and natural resource law.Mr. Harrison has represented clients on legal issues involving claims and litigation from a few thousand dollars to claims and litigation in excess of 100 million dollars. He also is the author or co-author for several legal publications and a presenter at CLE programs.Mr. Harrison is involved in several volunteer and other legal opportunities. These opportunities include his appointment as a Judge Pro Tem for the Superior Court of Arizona, Maricopa County, where he is assigned to both civil and criminal matters. His firm is based in the Phoenix Metropolitan area and serves clients based throughout the United States and beyond.

Senior associate attorney for a nationally known commercial, construction, surety, and fidelity law firm. Responsibilities include representing clients in complex civil cases involving outcomes into the tens of millions of dollars. Also represented fidelity and surety companies and their interests under their bonds and other financial obligations.Experience includes significant case management, trial, motion practice, participation in depositions, and participation in civil court proceedings.

Deputy County Attorney in the felony trial group. Responsibilitiesincluded significant jury trial experience, motion practice, appeals, charging, preliminary hearings, suppression hearings, evidentiary hearings and Grand Jury proceedings. Jury trial experience in both felony crimes and criminal misdemeanors. Also Acting Bureau Chief/Assistant Bureau Chief in a felony trial group. Responsibilities included those of a Deputy County Attorney as well as the added responsibilities of supervising 7-8 other attorneys. These responsibilities included, but not limited to, training new attorneys in trial practice, supervising trials, evaluating cases, and approving plea offers.Recipient of the Maricopa County Attorney Victims’ Rights Attorney of the Year 2005 for the Southeast Division.

An associate attorney practicing general civil litigation with both trial court and arbitration experience. Successful representation of clients in Arizona and Utah. Experience in commercial, insurance defense, corporate, real estate, construction,and environmental law.