Why we do what we do.
The whole idea is helping people.
Sean Harris grew up the son of a plaintiff’s lawyer. His dad, Jay Harris, was his hero and taught him the importance of helping injured folks get back on their feet.
Sean is a Past President of the Ohio Association for Justice (OAJ), the only state-wide organization dedicated to persuading lawmakers not to take away Ohioan’s constitutional rights. He is also the host of OAJ’s podcast, Civilly Speaking.
He gives frequent talks to attorneys around the state on all kinds of personal injury topics. Sean also testifies before the General Assembly and meets with elected officials about pending legislation affecting the ability for injured people to hold wrongdoers accountable.
Sean proudly serves on the Alumni Board of Trustees at his alma mater, The Ohio Wesleyan University.
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Listed in Best Lawyers in America, 2012 - present
Listed in Super Lawyers, 2014 - present
Top 100 in Ohio, 2021 - present
Top 50 in Columbus, 2020 - present
Rate “AV” by Martindale Hubble
OAJ Optimist Award, 2024
OAJ President’s Award, 2017
COAJ Past President’s Award, 2017
COAJ President’s Award, 2011, 2013
Top 40 under 40, The National Trial Lawyers, 2012
OAJ Distinguished Service Award, 2007
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Columbus Bar Association Professional Ethics Committee, 2024 - present
Ohio Wesleyan University Alumni Board of Directors, 2018 - present
Vice President, 2025 - 2028
President, Ohio Association for Justice, 2018
President, Central Ohio Association for Justice, 2014
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• Wright v. Village of Williamsport, 4th Dist., Fairfield No. 18CA14, 2019-Ohio-2682
• Grange v. Estate of Laughlin, 5th Dist., Licking No. 12-CA-0089, 2013-Ohio-4447
• Morgenstern v. Cincinnati Ins. Co., 148 Ohio App. 3d 652, 2002-Ohio-4049 (5th Dist.)
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The Ohio State University College of Law
National Finalist, ATLA (AAJ) Trial Team Competition
CALI Excellence for the Future Award - Trial Practice
The Ohio Wesleyan University
Triple Major – Geography, Philosophy, and Environmental Studies
Outstanding Student Leader Award
Lloyd D. Easton Award for Excellence in Philosophy
Robert E. Shanklin Prize for Outstanding Geography Major
Babbling Bishops, comedy improv troupe
“I consider [trial by jury] as the only anchor, ever yet imagined by man, by which a government can be held to the principles of it’s constitution.”
Th. Jefferson, letter to Thomas Paine, July 11, 1789