About Us | Harrison Law Firm, Rawlins Wyoming

Choosing the right Wyoming injury attorney for your case can be a challenge. How can you know which attorneys will serve you best?

Advertising messages about lawyers appear everywhere. Yet once you get past the hard sell you realize what matters most:

Your personal relationship with your lawyer and his team, and
Knowing that you have a Wyoming injury attorney and team with exceptional experience in the courtroom.

We are always prepared to take your case to trial. Others might settle the case for less when Justice demands more.

Our firm seeks to fix, help or make up for the wrong done to honest, hardworking and good people. More than that, we take our relationship with you as a personal one. It is our privilege to serve as your Wyoming injury attorney team.

Read more about What to Expect if you choose to work with our firm.

Contingency Fees

We realize that unless attorneys are willing to work on a contingency-fee basis, only insurance companies will have access to the best attorneys. It is our mission to make sure, to the extent that we can, that every individual has access to a good attorney capable of taking on insurance companies and their attorneys.

We are able to make a difference.

We strive every day to be instruments of change for our community.

We are involved with St. Vincent DePaul Society of Rawlins in stocking our local food bank for the less privileged.
We participate in our local victim advocate group to help women that have been the victims of sexual assault.

Fred Harrison's Career

Early in Mr. Harrison's career, he worked for the largest insurance companies operating in Wyoming. He was at one time the highest paid attorney working for the largest insurance company doing business in Wyoming.

Over time, insurance companies radically changed their business practices and most began operating unethically. As a result, in the late 1990s Mr. Harrison chose to no longer represent insurance companies. He has represented injured people exclusively as a Wyoming injury attorney ever since.

Significant Community Involvement

Mr. Harrison served for ten years in the Wyoming House of Representatives. He served the entire time on the House and Joint Judiciary Committees. He served for 6 years in the leadership of the Legislature as Minority Caucus Chair, Minority Whip, and Minority Floor Leader. He also served on the House Rules Committee.
In 1998, based on his principles, Wyoming injury attorney Fred Harrison changed his political party from Democrat to Republican. In the years since, Mr. Harrison has risen in the ranks of the Republican Party and currently serves as a precinct committeeman and on the Wyoming State Republican Committee as a state committeeman. Mr. Harrison believes that it is important for citizens to remain involved in the political process for the good of Wyoming and our Country.
Mr. Harrison is an active member of the Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association (WTLA) where he was elected by his peers successively to the Board, Secretary, Vice President and President. He continues to serve as a member of the Past President's Board.
Throughout his career as a Wyoming injury attorney, Mr. Harrison has worked to achieve the highest standards of professionalism and integrity for the legal profession. He has diligently worked for many years to preserve Constitutional rights, in particular the jury trial and the citizen's right to trial by jury.
In 2007 Fred Harrison was awarded by the President and President Elects of the Wyoming State Bar Association with a Certificate of Appreciation in recognition of his dedicated commitment to Juror Recognition and the preservation of the Constitutional Right to Jury trial.
Also, in 2007 Mr. Harrison published in the Wyoming Bar Magazine his article on the jury trial in Wyoming entitled, A Wyoming History of the Jury Trial.
In October of 2007 Mr. Harrison spoke to the Association of Wyoming Clerk's of Court on the Jury Trial in Wyoming.
Mr. Harrison has been married for more than 32 years to the former Lorie Engstrom. He and Mrs. Harrison were married in the same Church they continue to attend every Sunday. Mrs. Harrison is the St. Joseph Church Organist. Mr. Harrison is the past President of the Church Council. He has been for many years the advocate for the Rawlins Knights of Columbus