Courtney J. Harrison

Experience

She is currently the primary associate representing her client against class action lawsuits pending in federal courts nationwide. She’s had an active role litigating class certification and summary judgment and drafting appellate briefs.

Courtney serves her power company clients in a variety of ways, including lawsuits with solar developers and product manufacturers and defending her clients in multiple $100 million dollar disputes involving power outages at oil refineries.

As a lead ESI associate, Courtney manages document collection and production in a variety of complex lawsuits, including class actions and trade secret, antitrust, and product liability disputes. She also helps her clients conduct sensitive, internal investigations and respond to federal subpoenas. This extensive e-discovery experience includes the use of advanced analytics, technology-assisted review, and managed document review.

Courtney has represented her clients in multiple $10+ million jury trials involving business torts, including antitrust and trade secret theft.

Courtney’s experience includes applying relevant foreign laws to European, Asian and African-based companies involved in litigation venued in the United States.

For more than 10 years, Courtney has focused her efforts on helping victims of abuse become survivors. In her legal practice, this translates to helping victims of abuse and human trafficking navigate civil and criminal lawsuits that often prevent these survivors from moving on.