Prior to becoming an attorney, Jason worked in the District Attorney’s Office as a special clerk assigned to Narcotics from 1996-1999. In late 1999, Jason was selected as the Case Manager and later became the Director of the Tuscaloosa County Drug Court Diversion / Pre-Trial program. He was quickly promoted to Director for the Tuscaloosa County Community Corrections (TCCC). In 2001, Jason started prosecuting for the Tuscaloosa County District Attorney. It was in 2003 that he went into private practice with a primary focus in criminal defense. From 2006-2013, Jason represented the Tuscaloosa Local #403 Firefighters Union until he was appointed by Governor Robert Bentley to the City of Tuscaloosa Civil Service Board which he still serves on this Board. In 2012, Jason was appointed by the Tuscaloosa Bar President to head up the Criminal Procedure committee for the local Tuscaloosa bar. Additionally, in 2014, Jason was elected to the Tuscaloosa Bar Association’s Executive Committee, and he also sits on the Public Defender Committee. Jason’s practice has been geared to helping those persons charged with criminal offenses in and around the Tuscaloosa area.
However, with the expansion of the University of Alabama, he has increased his representation of University of Alabama students charged with a wide variety
of offenses including judicial affairs issues, Title IX issues on campus and minor alcohol violations.

Jason is licensed to practice in the State of Alabama, the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.

Jason carries an AV peer review rating with Martindale Hubble (www.martindale.com).