Harmukh focuses his practice on complex commercial litigation, with an emphasis on energy-related disputes and regulatory matters. He represents clients in internal investigations, state regulatory proceedings, and civil litigation in state and federal courts.

Harmukh has experience across all phases of litigation, including conducting internal investigations involving employment discrimination and data security incidents; managing complex e-discovery issues and subpoena responses in insurance, patent, and energy matters; and drafting briefs addressing procedural and substantive issues in state electricity ratemaking proceedings. He also has experience participating in depositions, examining witnesses in state regulatory proceedings, and supporting trial teams in federal court.

With respect to his energy regulatory practice, Harmukh is involved in the recurring representation of a consortium of more than 40 Fortune 500 companies with large Texas operations in contested matters before the Public Utility Commission of Texas and Texas state courts. This includes representing clients in a wide variety of administrative proceedings, including utility rate cases, certificates of convenience and necessity, and other administrative matters.

Harmukh is also committed to pro bono work focused on immigration and constitutional rights, including representing parties in amicus briefs before the United States Supreme Court. He has also volunteered with the Austin Bar Association’s Veterans Assistance Program.