Jason is a trusted counselor and experienced litigator for his clients, large and small. For more than a decade, Jason has advised clients and litigated cases in a wide variety of matters involving financial services litigation, mortgage lending and foreclosure consumer finance litigation, business disputes, federal and state antitrust laws, complex regulatory matters, franchise statutes, unfair and deceptive trade practices, government contracts, advertising laws, industry-specific trade regulations, gaming law, contract disputes, business torts, and constitutional law. In that regard, Jason has represented clients in the banking, financial, manufacturing, defense, pharmaceutical, real estate, construction, furniture, tobacco and gaming industries. A native Virginian, Jason grew up in Lynchburg, Virginia, attended the University of Virginia, and served as a law clerk for Judge Samuel G. Wilson in Roanoke, Virginia, and Judge Susan H. Black on the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. Jason lives in Charlottesville, Virginia and practices law throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia, District of Columbia and State of North Carolina.