Harris County Attorney's Office
Rachel Fraser currently serves as a Senior Assistant County Attorney in Litigation for the Harris County Attorney's Office, handling significant civil rights, employment, and tort cases, including leading counsel in landmark bail reform cases. Prior experience includes serving as a Felony Assistant District Attorney for the Fort Bend County District Attorney's Office, where Rachel prosecuted felony domestic violence and child abuse cases. Additional roles as an Attorney at Law involved representation in family law and criminal defense matters, while earlier positions encompassed prosecutorial work in domestic violence cases and trial experience at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. Rachel Fraser obtained a Doctor of Law from Brooklyn Law School and a Bachelor of Arts in Religion and Humanities from the University of Rochester.
Harris County Attorney's Office
The Harris County Attorney's Office represents the County, its departments, elected and appointed officials, and employees in all civil matters that involve county business. Our Office also represents the Harris County Hospital District, the Harris County Flood Control District, the Harris County Appraisal Review Board, and the Greater 911 Emergency Network, which are separate legal entities. Our Office represents the State of Texas in mental health commitments and children's protective services cases. We assist Harris County in administration of the guardianship program, which cares for elderly and disabled individuals who are unable to care for themselves. The Harris County Attorney's Office also provides a full spectrum of legal services such as state and federal civil litigation, drafting and negotiating contracts, conducting condemnation proceedings, issuing County Attorney Opinions, collecting monies owed to Harris County, and preparing documents for bond issues.