Harrison serves clients in civil litigation, advising companies on corporate and employment matters.
Get To Know Harrison
Harrison is an associate in the firm’s litigation practice, where he represents businesses, institutions, and individuals in a broad range of complex issues.
Harrison first joined Woods Rogers as a summer associate in 2025 and returned as an associate in 2026. Before that, Harrison served as a judicial extern for the Honorable Mark S. Davis and the Honorable Robert J. Krask of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, and as a judicial intern for Chief Justice S. Bernard Goodwyn of the Supreme Court of Virginia.
Harrison earned his law degree, cum laude, from the Regent University School of Law, where he graduated sixth in his class. He also earned his Master of Business Administration from the Regent University School of Business and Leadership.
During law school, Harrison served as Managing Editor of the Regent University Law Review and as a Legal Writing Fellow for the Legal Analysis, Research, and Writing course. He received the Ronald L. Fick Book Award for earning the highest grade in Business Structures and Agency. He also received the Corporate, Commercial, and Transactional Law Award for the Class of 2026, given to the graduating student whose academic study and service in the field demonstrated academic excellence.
A lifelong resident of Virginia Beach, Harrison is passionate about serving the Hampton Roads community. He played college tennis at Old Dominion University before finishing his career at Christopher Newport University, where he was nationally ranked in singles and competed in the NCAA National Championship singles Tournament. He still spends much of his free time on the court, and when he’s not playing tennis, you can find him at the beach or walking his dog, Zeus.
Credentials
Education
Regent University School of Law, J.D., cum laude
Regent University School of Business and Leadership, M.B.A.
Christopher Newport University, B.A.
Admissions
Virginia
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