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Jason grew up just west of Houston in Fulshear, Texas. Back then there were only a few things in the small town of Fulshear -- a stop light, the post office, Huggins Elementary School, a gas station, a church, and Dozier’s BBQ. It's not so small anymore. If you're ever out in the area and aren't familiar with it make sure you have your Google maps ready to go. And your in-car navigation. And an actual paper map (just in case...). All of that to say -- it's grown a LOT. Jason had a great childhood out in the country. He was blessed with amazing parents and a wonderful brother. Jason looks back fondly to simpler times when days were filled with activities such as feeding and watering the chickens, making sure that the horses had enough hay, spending time riding bikes, playing every competitive game imaginable with his brother -- from two-person wiffle ball to two-person kickball (...by necessity and, in retrospect, almost every game was of the "two-person" variety until their dad would get home from work) -- and blissfully unaware that years later there would be things called “smart-phones” and “the internet”. Again, much simpler times. After high school and working his way through college at the University of Houston, Jason remained in Houston and attended South Texas College of Law. During law school, he was in the top 10% of his class after the first year and was invited to become a member in the Phi Delta Phi Legal Honors Society that signifies academic excellence and scholastic achievement. After completing his first year of law school he was selected to serve as a briefing clerk for The Honorable Judge Joseph "Tad" Halbach in the 333rd District Court of Harris County. The following year, after finishing his second year of law school, Jason was invited to serve as a summer associate for a civil defense firm that practiced personal injury law.