Harold Deon Thompson

Attorney Harold D. Thompson has dedicated his career to serving the visitors and residents of the State of Florida. As a former public defender and now criminal defense and plaintiffs' attorney, he has spent his professional life navigating the ins and outs of the states court system. Whatever legal matter you are facing, he is committed to representing you with experienced advice, responsive service, and absolute integrity.

De Novo Law offers respected legal services throughout Florida. His work bears out the adage that "a good name is better than riches." Please learn more here about Harold Thompson's background and reputation. Contact Harold Thompson, by phone or online for additional information and to schedule a free, confidential consultation about your legal matter. 

Born the youngest of three, Harold Deon Thompson grew up in Memphis, Tennessee, determined and dedicated as ever.  Graduating Magna Cum Laude, from Mississippi Valley State University, Attorney Thompson attained his Bachelors and Masters of Science Degree in Criminal Justice. Striving to give back, Attorney Thompson then became a Juvenile Correctional Counselor with the Agency for Family and Youth Development in Memphis, TN. Subsequently,  Attorney Thompson became a  Law Enforcement Officer with the City of Memphis Police Department. After witnessing firsthand some of the many injustices and human error in the criminal justice system, Attorney Thompson decided to make his way to Florida in order to attend law school. After obtaining his Juris Doctor degree from Florida A&M University College of Law, he sought to train young professionals as the Lead Criminal Justice Professor at Florida Technical College during the evenings while simultaneously working as an Assistant Public Defender for the Ninth Judicial Circuit during the day. Attorney Thompson is an unparalleled trial attorney/litigator whether the cause is a criminal or civil case.  There is so much more to Attorney Thompson than this brief biography can convey.  However, as Attorney Thompson's late mother would say "I could show you better than I can tell you."