Jason M. Stone - El Segundo, CA

Overview

Jason is a lifelong resident of the South Bay, California. Having received his B.A. in Political Science from the University of Arizona, Jason continued to receive his Juris Doctorate from Southwestern Law School. He practices in the State of California and before the United States District Court. Jason is one of two founding partners of the law firm Stone & Sallus LLP, located in the South Bay, California.

Jason practices in the areas of Real Estate, Business, and Estate Planning. The State Bar of California has recognized Jason with the “Public Service Distinction” award for his work on behalf of public interest organizations and their clients. Jason provides representation to middle market, emerging growth, and individual clients in the core areas of business, litigation, and real estate transactions.

Jason lived in Washington, D.C., and worked as a staff member for a United States Congressman, representing the Congressman in hearings, legal research, and in drafting legislation and house resolutions.

Jason served as a clerk for a Superior Court of California Judge. He spent time working for the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office and in private practice. Jason is a barrister in the Benjamin Arranda III, Inns of Court. He is also a member of the South Bay Bar Association and the Los Angeles County Bar Association. Most recently, Jason has lectured at the “On the Record” Seminar at Southwestern Law School on the practice of law and business, co-authored Continuing Legal Education articles for the State Bar Estate Planning Section on “Upcoming Laws and Their Impact”, served as a Chair for the South Bay Law Forum Constitutional Event, and lectured on Corporate Compliance and Real Estate Disputes.

Jason has participated in many mediations and arbitrations facilitating settlement for a variety of legal issues. As a litigation attorney, he has successfully resolved cases both in and out of formal mediation, arbitration, and Court. Jason is a practical dealmaker and problem solver.