With an undergraduate degree in industrial engineering, Jason Proctor brings a unique perspective on problem-solving. In practice since 2013, his main focus is Products Litigation – primarily the defense of automotive and medical device manufacturers.

“My clients can expect me to work tirelessly to achieve their goals and exceed their expectations.”

Jason’s philosophy is simple, “The client’s interests and desires have to come first – period.”

Outside of the office, Jason and his wife are active in their church and enjoy volunteer work.

Practice Concentrations:

• Products Liability
• Commercial and General Litigation

Education:

• J.D., West Virginia University College of Law (2013)
  • Order of the Coif
  • Finished in the top three of graduating class
• B.S.. Industrial Engineering, West Virginia University College of Engineering and Mineral Resources (2010)
  • Magna Cum Laude
  • University Honors Scholar
  • Minor in Business Administration

Court Admissions:

• West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals (2013)
• United States District Court for Southern District of West Virginia (2013)

Professional Involvement:

• Defense Trial Counsel of West Virginia
• Defense Research Institute

Awards & Honors:

• Senior Editor, Volume 115 of the West Virginia Law Review
• Associate Editor, Volume 114 of the West Virginia Law Review
  • Associate Editor of the Year
• CALI Award for Excellence: Trial Advocacy, Pretrial Litigation, Torts, Constitutional Law, Professional Responsibility, Legal Estate Planning, Intellectual Property Seminar
• Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society

Writings and Publications:

• Hybrid Witnesses: Proper Disclosure of the In-House Expert Witness, USLAW Magazine Spring/Summer (2018).
• The Legality of Drilling Sideways: Horizontal Drilling and Its Future in West Virginia, 115 W.Va. L. Rev. 491 (2012)

Other Legal Experience:

• U.S. Supreme Court Litigation Clinic, WVU College of Law (2012-2013)
• Teaching Assistant, Professional Responsibility, WVU College of Law (2012-2013)
• Summer Associate, Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso (2011-2012)