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About Us
Who we work with
Most people do not come to a lawyer because they want to. They come because something unexpected, stressful, or confusing has already happened.
We work with people fighting OVI and Criminal Charges, families making sense of Estate Planning, and anyone who feels overwhelmed by legal systems that rarely explain themselves clearly.
If you are looking for straightforward answers, practical guidance, and a lawyer who takes the time to explain what is happening and why, you are in the right place.
How we’re different
People deserve clear, straightforward communication from their attorney. The last thing anyone needs is a rigid, disconnected lawyer who hides behind eight-syllable words. We do the opposite. We listen to our clients, make space for questions, and explain complex issues in plain language.
We get you through the hard stuff with clear communication and practical guidance when you need it most. That is how we deliver peace of mind every client deserves.
Our team

Brandon Harmony, Esq.
Founding Partner
Brandon Harmony, a Columbus, Ohio native, graduated from Capital University Law School, finishing in the top 10% of his class. During law school, he served as a Research Assistant for Professor Daniel T. Kobil, an Associate Editor on the Capital University Law Review, a Judicial Extern to the late Judge George C. Smith of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio, and worked with numerous public agencies and private law firms.
After law school, Brandon honed his legal acumen at a large law firm, primarily representing corporations in complex matters. In 2023, he chose to leave corporate-focused work and founded Harmony Law to help individuals. He primarily handles OVI Defense and Estate Planning matters, working directly with clients to protect their immediate situation and long-term interests. Brandon was selected to the Super Lawyers Rising Stars list for 2027 and has been recognized by Best Lawyers since 2024. He was also named a Top Criminal Defense Attorney in West Scioto for 2026.
Outside of his legal practice, Brandon enjoys trail running and traveling, having explored
much of the United States and more than twenty countries. He lives in Columbus with his wife, Mallory, and their three dogs, who ensure there is never a dull moment.

Sophia Drugov
Legal Assistant
Sophia Drugov serves as a Legal Assistant at Harmony Law, where she assists with client communication, case organization, document preparation, scheduling, and the day-to-day management of client matters.
Sophia is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology on the Pre-Law track at The Ohio State University, with a minor in Law and Public Policy. Before joining Harmony Law, she gained experience in both legal and administrative settings, including working with a local law firm and serving as an administrative assistant in the real estate industry.
The daughter of Ukrainian and Russian immigrants, Sophia grew up in a multilingual household and community in New York, speaking Russian and Ukrainian before becoming fluent in English. Her background provides valuable perspective when assisting clients who may be unfamiliar with the legal system or navigating language and cultural barriers.
Following her undergraduate studies, Sophia plans to continue her legal education and pursue law school.
Working with us
From the first conversation, our focus is on clarity. We explain what is happening, what options exist, and what each decision actually means before you are asked to make it.
You will not be rushed, talked over, or buried in legal jargon. Questions are expected, not discouraged. When something is uncertain, we say so. When something matters, we explain why.
Our goal is not just to handle the legal work, but to make sure you understand the process as it unfolds so you are not left guessing at every step.
Harmony Law was built around the idea that people deserve to understand the legal process they are being pulled into. Clear communication is not an extra feature here. It is the foundation of how we practice.
