Every matter is unique and requires a tailored strategy aligned with the case-specific business objectives. With this in mind, Jason works with clients to strategically defend, enforce and monetize their intellectual property, with an emphasis on representing plaintiffs and defendants in complex intellectual property disputes. Jason has represented a broad range of clients in patent litigation across the country through case strategy and evaluation, Markman proceedings, trial, and appeal. He has experience involving a wide range of technologies including:

• Pharmaceuticals
• Software applications
• Hardware devices
• Business methods
• Cellular and computer networks
• GPS systems and devices
• RFID systems and devices
• Oil field and downhole tools
• Animal health products
• Chemical compounds
• Microarrays

Jason also serves clients by providing counseling and litigation related to:

• Confidentiality and nondisclosure agreements
• Noncompetition and nonsolicitation agreements
• Design patents
• Inventorship disputes
• Trademark infringement and protection
• Copyright infringement and protection
• Intellectual property ownership
• Licensing issues
• Unfair competition
• Trade secrets and misappropriation
• Privacy concerns
• Internet strategy
• IP asset and portfolio analysis
• Life sciences

Jason is active in the regional startup community, serving as a mentor at the Dallas Entrepreneur Center and Addison TreeHouse. He works with entrepreneurs, startup companies and their investors to evaluate and protect valuable intellectual property, assess risk, and identify barriers to entry.

Prior to law school, Jason worked as a Research Assistant in the University of Nebraska Biological Process Development Facility, a leading research center in the field of biopharmaceuticals. His work focused on developing and manufacturing vaccines and bio therapeutics derived from recombinant proteins, including vaccines for biological warfare agents.