James Harrison

Attorney at Marks & Harrison
Washington, DC41 years experienceAdmitted 1984

About James Harrison

James G. Harrison III is the President and Managing Partner of Marks & Harrison, a Virginia and Washington, D.C. personal injury law firm founded in Richmond in 1911. He has practiced law since 1984 and concentrates on personal injury cases.

Harrison earned his Juris Doctor from George Mason University School of Law and his undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia, where he was a member of the St. Anthony Hall TILKA Ribbon Society. He attended Woodberry Forest School. He has served as Past President of the Hopewell Bar Association and Past Chairman of the Prince George County Democratic Party, and serves on the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association Legislative Committee.

Practice areas

Education

University of Virginia
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Virginia, admitted 1984
American Association for Justice
Virginia Trial Lawyers Association (Legislative Committee)
Hopewell Bar Association (Past President)
Richmond Bar Association

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