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Harrison
Administrative Assistant
Harrison works as an Administrative Assistant at Clouthier Law, PLLC. His professional career exemplifies resilience, innovation, and growth. As a high functioning autistic individual, Harrison has navigated and leveraged his unique neurologic makeup to rise above and achieve success across various positions. His journey is a testament to the power of diversity and the value of different perspectives in the professional world. Working almost two years with the firm, he has become a valuable member of the Clouthier Law team.
Harrison’s professional journey is marked by a solid foundation in customer service. He received his high school diploma in The Woodlands, Texas and attended some college courses at Lonestar College before deciding to enter the work force full time.
Harrison is a voracious reader and has unique skills with memory and recall that help him to be an asset in his role at Clouthier Law, PLLC. His ability to approach problems from unique angles and viewpoints allows him to contribute innovative perspectives on the day-to-day practice of appellate law. He actively participates in firm discussions and case analysis to add additional valued insight and opinions to case management and direction. Harrison is deeply compassionate and connected to the challenges that face the clients that Clouthier Law, PLLC serves, and he is committed to getting justice and results for those clients.
Clouthier Law passionately advocates for neurodiversity and inclusion in the workplace. Employing Harrison has given the other members of the team valuable insight into the benefits of inclusivity and having a diverse team, which in turn, helps the firm provide exceptional service to the clients.
When Harrison is not working, he loves to spend time reading the Bible, historical fiction and non-fiction, and Marvel and DC comics. He also really enjoys movies. He regularly spends time with his family, but also enjoys living independently as a neurodiverse adult. He attends church regularly where he sings and participates in bible study. He goes on walks daily and enjoys his time discovering the many wonderful things in nature along his path.