Marks & Harrison, one of Virginia's most established personal injury law firms, has been selected by Virginia Lawyers Weekly for its 2026 "In the Lead: Legacy Law Firms" feature. This recognition honors state-based law firms that have served clients for at least 25 years while successfully navigating economic shifts, technological advancements, and an evolving legal landscape.
Founded in 1911 by David A. Harrison Jr., Marks & Harrison has been a cornerstone of Virginia's legal community for more than 115 years. The firm has grown from its Richmond roots to become one of the region's largest personal injury firms, with 34 attorneys and over 130 support personnel, including in-house investigators and bilingual staff, operating from 14 offices across Virginia, Maryland, and Washington DC. The firm focuses on helping injury victims and their families seek justice in personal injury, wrongful death, workers' compensation, and disability benefits cases.
The firm attributes this honor to its enduring record of service, preparation, and advocacy. Over the past century, Marks & Harrison has adapted to changes in the legal field while maintaining its dedication to personal injury clients. Community service remains integral to the firm's identity, with support for local organizations and civic initiatives in the areas it serves. The firm aims to be more than a law office, striving to be a trusted resource for those in need of answers, support, and strong legal representation.
"Being named a Legacy Law Firm reminds us that every case, every client, and every community relationship matters," the firm said. "We are grateful for this recognition and remain committed to providing compassionate, skilled, and effective representation for many years to come."
This recognition underscores the importance of longstanding law firms in providing stability and expertise to clients during challenging times. For consumers, choosing a firm with a proven track record can offer confidence in legal representation. For the legal industry, such honors highlight the value of adaptability and client-focused service in sustaining a practice over generations.
Marks & Harrison offers free consultations and handles injury cases on a contingency-fee basis, meaning clients pay no attorney's fees unless the firm secures compensation for them. For more information, visit the firm's website or call (800) 283-2202.
