Emile Harmon is an Arizona Personal Injury attorney who founded the Harmon Law Office. The law firm has offices in Tempe and Phoenix, Arizona. Emile Hamon is a Boston native who worked for a long time for his parents law firm. He worked in the law firm of his parents because they wanted to sure him what it was like to work hard and he took to it quickly. He enjoyed Harmon & Robertson P.C., as a young boy that it helped to shape his idea of what a respectable and successful law firm looked like. Emile Harmon learned a good deal about how to run a successful law firm from his parents. He eventually decided to, unsurprisingly, follow in the footsteps of his parents by attending law school. He would not only attend and complete law school, but do so in two years while graduating in the top third of his class. He also participated in the Moot Court club at his law school, becoming one of his school's Moot Court champions.
Harmon is more than an Arizona personal injury lawyer. Emile Harmon specializes in social security, disability, personal injury, and civil rights. He is a member of the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association, Maricopa Bar Association, and American Bar Association. He has worked to make his law office amongst the best and most respected in the state. Emile Harmon firmly believes that people of all means, including those of absolutely no means, should have access to the legal system. This is why he has joined up with the Voluntary Lawyers Project, which has a central mission of helping those without means to participate in the legal system.
Harmon is more than an Arizona personal injury lawyer. Emile Harmon specializes in social security, disability, personal injury, and civil rights. He is a member of the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association, Maricopa Bar Association, and American Bar Association. He has worked to make his law office amongst the best and most respected in the state. Emile Harmon firmly believes that people of all means, including those of absolutely no means, should have access to the legal system. This is why he has joined up with the Voluntary Lawyers Project, which has a central mission of helping those without means to participate in the legal system.
