Harrison was born in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, but he considers himself a Floridian. Harrison’s family moved to Florida shortly after he was born. He grew up playing Pop Warner football and was a three-year (3) varsity starter on Lake Mary High school’s team. Harrison attributes this time in his life to developing an appreciation for hard work, sacrifice, and loyalty.

Receiving his Bachelor of Science from Seminole State College, Harrison transitioned from the technology industry to the legal field. He worked hard, saving his money to go to law school by working for the Central Florida Expressway as both a field technician and a control center operator. In law school, his favorite field of study was constitutional law. Harrison studied the constitution in his spare time, starting in high school and always imagined a future in the legal profession dealing with constitutional questions, and fighting for the rights of individuals and businesses, alike. While in law school, Harrison was invited to join Barry University’s moot court team after trying out during the summer of 2021. He won the “Best Overall Brief” award in the 2021 Burton D. Wechsler First Amendment Moot Court Competition. Harrison was also recognized for having the highest grade in his Article II, Presidential Powers class, and received a book award for such.

After passing the Florida bar exam, Harrison joined the team of Znosko & Reas, P.A. as the newest associate attorney with the Firm. He has not only shown a motivation to demonstrate a willingness to work hard every day, but his idealism and integrity have helped him develop a reputation for professionalism. These traits are what earned him a position with the firm of Znosko and Reas and help exemplify the standards the clients at Z&R have grown to expect.



Harrison actively works to help achieve not only the litigation goals of the Firm’s clients, but the overall standard of excellence that Znosko and Reas is known for. With his humble and grounded personality, Harrison attributes all his successes to the love and support he receives from his family. He considers himself privileged in being able to help members of his community navigate the complex legal landscape created by litigation issues in both Family law and Workers Compensation.