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• Greg Harris is an accomplished Columbia, South Carolina lawyer with a successful track record of resolving difficult criminal cases in courts throughout the Southeast. He is also a successful appellate advocate having successfully argued cases before the Supreme Court of South Carolina and the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. Greg's federal criminal defense practice extends beyond South Carolina to several other states where he has helped his clients successfully resolve complex federal prosecutions.

  If he agrees to represent you, Greg will be personally responsible for your case. Unlike some law firms, he will not hand you over to a junior associate, paralegal or "case manager." While he has a very talented and capable staff, he believes it is important for Harris & Gasser lawyers to know exactly what is going on in each and every case they accept. Because he limits the number of clients he represents, he can afford to give those clients 100% of his attention when it is time to successfully resolve the case or go to trial.

  His primary office is in downtown Columbia, but he has won criminal trials in every part of the state. He has successfully represented clients in federal and state courts in the metro areas of Greenville, Charleston, Florence, Sumter, Spartanburg, Aiken and in many smaller towns across South Carolina. He also accepts a limited number of federal criminal cases in other states. In cases outside of South Carolina, he usually associates highly qualified local counsel to assist him at no additional cost to the client.

  Prosecution Background

  After his graduation from law school in 1986, Greg worked for Circuit Court Judge Marion H. Kinon as his law clerk. It was during this first year of his legal career that he decided trial work would be his primary focus in the practice of law. After his clerkship with Judge Kinon, Greg worked as an Assistant Solicitor in the 5th Judicial Circuit Solicitor's Office under Jim Anders. During his two years with the Solicitor's Office, he prosecuted cases ranging from driving under the influence to murder. During the last year of his tenure with the Solicitor's Office, Greg focused primarily on violent crime, prosecuting cases involving criminal sexual assault, felony driving under the influence, rape and murder.

  In 1998, Greg became a federal prosecutor in the United States Attorneys Office for the District of South Carolina. After this appointment, he was named Deputy Chief of the Criminal Division by United States Attorney, E. Bart Daniel, a position that he held for over three years as a federal prosecutor.

  As the Deputy Chief of the Criminal Division, Greg specialized in the prosecution of white collar crimes including a multimillion dollar bank fraud/money laundering case, a multi-district intrastate chop shop case, as well as multi-kilo narcotics violations. Greg views his tenure as a prosecutor as a life experience that now assists him in obtaining the best results possible for all of his state and federal clients.

  The other side will have many resources at their disposal. So should you. Mr. Harris utilizes a number of top-notch experts to assist him. These include forensic accountants, and investigators who formerly worked in law enforcement. From the moment he takes a case, Mr. Harris and his staff conduct their own investigation. In some cases, he is able to interview witnesses before the government does. His goal is to obtain the information needed to convince the prosecution to drop the charges. If dropping the charges is not possible, he uses the information to zealously defend his clients.

  Mr. Harris only takes a few select cases. He keeps his caseload down so that he can give each of his clients the personal attention that they deserve. He is always available to address questions and concerns and returns his telephone calls within 24 hours.

  Areas of Practice: Primarily State and Federal White Collar DefenseBar Admissions: South Carolina, 1986Education: University of South Carolina School of Law, Columbia, South Carolina, 1986J.D.

  The Citadel, 1983B.A.

  Classes/Seminars Taught: Frequent Lecturer, A Recent Developments in Federal Law, South Carolina Bar Convention in Charleston

  Biannual Speech, Attorney-Client Relations, Gap program in Columbia

  Federal Sentencing, South Carolina Trial Lawyers Association

  Professional Associations and Memberships: John Belton O'Neall Inn of CourtSouth Carolina Bar Criminal Law SectionSouth Carolina Judicial InvitationalMemberRichland County Bar AssociationMember

  South Carolina BarMember

  Fourth Circuit Judicial ConferenceMember

  Past Employment Positions:South Carolina State Ethics Commission, Chairman, 2000 - 2005

  United States Attorney Office, Deputy Chief of Criminal Division, 1989 - 1993

  Judge Marion Kinon, Circuit Court, Law Clerk, 1986 - 1987

  Birth Information:May 8, 1961, Asheville, North Carolina, United States of America

• South Carolina Bar - Criminal Law Section South Carolina Judicial Invitational (Member) John Belton O’Neall Inn of Court

• CURRENT PRACTICE

  Greg?& Johnny?are South Carolina criminal defense attorneys.? Their?practice is focused on criminal litigation in federal and state courts with a commitment to providing the highest quality legal representation to a select clientele. With over 18 years of trial court experience,?they specialize in handling federal and state cases across South Carolina. They have also defended clients facing serious criminal prosecutions in the trial courts of Florida, North Carolina and New Jersey.

  PHILOSOPHY

  Since 1993, Greg & Johnny have?successfully represented doctors, lawyers, professional athletes, law enforcement personnel, politicians, and working men and women from all walks of life.?Their clients have also included corporations and corporate officials.? They?always protect the privacy of?their clients and treat each situation with dignity and respect. Greg & Johnny have a history and a philosophy of placing?their clients' interests first. This way, they can carefully and strategically plan and execute the best outcome for almost any situation.

  Greg & Johnny have?handled numerous cases that attracted media attention-local, state and national.? They always seeks strategies to minimize his clients' exposure to the media and?they are?always successful. One strategy is?their own calculated aversion to trumpeting their successes to the media or the public. Some law firms and attorneys seek the limelight for themselves; however, the light always shines on their clients as well.?They have?found that being the subject of an investigation or a criminal charge is stressful and difficult. Publicity only exacerbates the stress and often creates inflexibility of prosecutors, judges, and investigators. Some of?their most outstanding results have been in mostly empty courtrooms or behind closed doors in a conference room.?Their promise to?their clients has been, and will be, absolute confidentiality and the best effort to shield them from the intrusion of the media.

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