Harris, Heather E.

Steve represents brain-injured children and their families while working to effect real changes in dangerous, harmful business practices. Steve's clients, and their families, rely on his firm to help them through a time of crisis, change, and heartache. When a family member is profoundly injured by the sudden, unexpected, reckless act of another, Steve and his firm bring experience, guidance, and trusted counsel to the family who is hurting. More than being honored by his peers into membership of the group of Super Lawyers and being inducted into lifetime membership of the multi-million dollar advocates forum, Steve has been particularly honored to represent children whose lives have been profoundly altered. Helping them get medical care, helping them to have a future, a hope, and stability in their lives is much more meaningful than other honors or awards.

A seminary educated divinity student before he went to law school, Steve has the background and theological education that many pastors strive for to complement his legal training. Steve takes very seriously the title of "counselor" and he has spent countless hours helping families work through dark, difficult struggles. Occasionally, Steve's clients want to know what the Bible has to say about the court system and the litigation process. His education and training uniquely qualify him to help clients work through these difficult moral dilemmas

In 2011, Steve celebrated his 10th year of practicing law. In that brief span of time, Steve has counseled hundreds of families, represented many, many people hurt by drunk drivers, and people whose lives have been forever changed by tired truckers. Sitting in the living rooms of people who have lost a loved one, or who have their child going in and out of the hospital for surgery after surgery - Steve knows that these families want to know that it will not happen again to the next family. He knows his number one job is to bring about change in order to give peace of mind to his clients and to their families.