Harrison A. Howle

Who knew that years of being fascinated by cars would turn into a flourishing legal practice? I grew up going to car shows with my dad, tinkering with things in the garage, and memorizing car specs like it was my job.

I used to receive magazine subscriptions to Car and Driver and Road & Track for Christmas and birthdays. When I was teaching full time, I couldn’t afford a mechanic, so that meant I was the full time mechanic for all of our vehicles. When we went to law school, my wife and I sold everything and bought the least expensive and reliable cars we could find; I still keep those cars running with a combined 500,000 miles.

I cannot believe that I get to mix my hobby with my professional life. I had no idea that being a car guy would add so much value to my clients’ crash cases. From dealing with adjusters and opposing counsel, I know what it takes to fix cars and fix people. If we sign you up as a client, be prepared for the “Car Guy” to grow fond of your car just like you did. Every car is unique; once it has been owned for a while, it takes on a separate character. Whether it’s a Pontiac Vibe from the early 2000s or a Collectible Ferrari, I’m ready to fight for your injuries and your baby.