James Harrison, Attorney at Law

Austin's Criminal Defense Attorney.

Protecting your rights when it matters most.

130+ Five-Star Reviews15 Years ExperienceAvailable 24/7

Practice Areas

What we defend.

DWI & DUI

First offense to felony repeat charges. License hearings handled.

Drug Charges

Possession, distribution, and trafficking in state and federal court.

Assault & Battery

Misdemeanor bar fights to aggravated and domestic assault cases.

Theft & Fraud

Shoplifting, embezzlement, credit card fraud, and white-collar defense.

Federal Crimes

Federal indictments, grand jury investigations, and appeals.

Expungements

Clear your record. Non-disclosure petitions and record sealing.

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About

A defender who knows both sides of the courtroom.

James Harrison has spent 15 years defending clients in Austin and surrounding counties. Before opening his own firm, he served as a public defender — which means he knows exactly how prosecutors build their cases.

That experience is your advantage.

Years
15+
Cases
1,200+
Jurisdictions
6

Client Reviews

Real people. Real outcomes.

4.9 · 130+ Google reviews
Got pulled over coming home from a work dinner and blew just over the limit. I was terrified. James walked me through everything, showed up to every hearing prepared, and got the DWI dismissed. Cannot recommend him enough.
Michael T.
3 weeks ago
My son was facing a felony drug charge that would have followed him for life. James found issues with how the search was conducted and got it knocked down to a misdemeanor with deferred adjudication. He actually returns calls, which was a first for me with lawyers.
Sarah K.
2 months ago
Had a stupid mistake from years ago that kept showing up on background checks. James handled the expungement start to finish and explained every step. Fair price, no surprises. Wish I'd called him sooner.
David R.
4 months ago

Contact

Talk to James directly.

Free, confidential consultation. If you've been arrested or charged, the sooner you call, the more we can do.

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