Troy A. Wallin and Steven E. Harrison founded Wallin Harrison, PLC as part of their vision to create a small firm with a commitment to excellence and integrity in the practice of law. Prior to co-founding Wallin Harrison, PLC, Mr. Wallin was an attorney at Snell & Wilmer, LLP, one of the largest firms in the Western United States, and then a partner at the Las Vegas-based law firm of Hutchison Steffen & Wallin. During his 12 years as an attorney, Mr. Wallin has been consistently sought after by many prominent business leaders in strategizing and solving their most complex business transactions and disputes. Prior to co-founding Wallin Harrison, PLC, Mr. Harrison was an attorney and shareholder at Gust Rosenfeld, PLC, one of the largest and most successful law firms in the State of Arizona. During his 24 years as an attorney, Mr. Harrison has developed an excellent reputation in the legal community for both his integrity and success as an experienced trial attorney.
Attorneys at Wallin Harrison have represented clients ranging from individuals and small businesses to large regional and national companies. The Firm has experienced attorneys in a variety of fields, including personal injury, contract disputes, construction defects, insurance defense, officer and director liability, medical malpractice, and product liability. The Firm also has experienced attorneys in administrative law, corporate law, securities, real estate, and mergers and acquisitions. Our attorneys take pride in successfully representing both large businesses and individual clients with the same degree of skill and commitment.
Wallin Harrison works with clients to develop mutually beneficial alternative fee arrangements. Our attorneys have undertaken a number of matters of varying size on partial contingency or fixed-fee bases. We remain open to such arrangements, believing that they require careful, mutual consideration of the probable effort and outcome, as well as close cooperation between the client and ourselves to realize the potential mutual benefit from sharing the risks of actual efficiency and outcome.