About Evan
Evan Harlow started a trail toward public service early in his educational career. He earned a Bachelor of Public Administration from Texas State University–San Marcos, listed as 2006 on his faculty record, and continued to graduate study at Texas A&M University–College Station, the place he finished a Master of Public Service and Administration in 2008. He later attended the University of Houston Law Center and received his J.D. in 2015.
Those degrees formed a career that straddles coverage and the court. After law program he entered personal practice. Over time he built a tradition beneath the Harlow Law Office name and took on things in each state and federal venues. He is licensed in Texas and admitted to the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas. He keeps professional association memberships and participates within the local legal community.
Colleagues describe Harlow as direct within the courtroom and methodical in preparation. He has handled client matters from initial intake through hearing and, when important, trial work. He is comfortable arguing procedural motions and has experience managing evidence-gathering process and case logistics. His training in public administration informs how he approaches complicated factual history and organizational clients.
At the Harlow Law Office he serves as the principal lawyer. The company is recorded as The Harlow Law Office, PLLC. There he manages client documents, oversees case strategy and handles day-to-day attorney-client communication. The office operates in Texas, where he seems in state court and has filed matters within the Western District of Texas when federal jurisdiction was required.
Outside his casework, Harlow’s background in public administration has found practical software. He has worked on matters that require cautious attention to administrative detail. He emphasizes clean lines of verbal exchange with clients and seeks realistic settlements when possible. His strategy is plainspoken; he prefers to explain alternatives in simple phrases instead of relying on jargon.
He currently practices at The Harlow Law Office, PLLC, representing clients in things before Texas state courts and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas.
