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Executive Staff

Office manager and paralegal, Elena Harrison, received her Bachelor's of Art degree at Old Dominion University. Proficient in two languages, she completed her advanced studies in Russia as well as the United States. 


Elena has provided outstanding service to our clients since our inception. Her expertise and understanding of Virginia's Court System is instrumental to our success. 

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The

Attorney

Bryan W. Harrison, Esq. Law Partner at Hobbs & Harrison.

A lifelong resident of Norfolk, Bryan Harrison has represented defendants in over thirty jurisdictions of Virginia. With extensive trial experience in traffic and criminal defense including alcohol and drugs, he is acutely knowledgeable of the courts throughout Hampton Roads including the Cities of Norfolk, Hampton, Virginia Beach, Newport News, Williamsburg and Chesapeake as well as the Counties of Northampton, Southampton, Accomack, York and Isle of Wight. His legal expertise also includes over twenty years of experience drafting Wills, financial and medical Powers of Attorney and handling estate matters.


A graduate of Granby High School in Norfolk, Bryan went on to get his Bachelor's Degree at Old Dominion University in 1997 before seeking a Master's Degree. He successfully established and operated his own business, Harrison Contracting, while attending college and used the proceeds from its sale to study at Regent University School of Law. He earned his Juris Doctor in 2005 and was admitted to the Virginia State Bar the same year. The following year Bryan was admitted to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, for the Eastern District of Virginia. 


As a premier traffic and criminal defense attorney and founding partner of Hobbs & Harrison, Mr. Harrison strives to provide candid legal advice and exceptional representation.