Jason F. Franklin

REPRESENTING INDIVIDUALS IS HIS ONLY FOCUS

Jason Franklin and his staff at The Franklin Law Firm, LLP represent individuals who have been injured, disabled or suffered wrongful death in personal injury and Social Security disability cases. "Every client deserves personal attention," Franklin says. The vast majority of the firm's cases are referrals from former clients who trust Franklin to do right by their friends and family. "My clients are good, hardworking people who have been injured or disabled through no fault of their own, and have chosen me to serve as their voice during their time of need," he says. "It is the highest honor to do so and a responsibility I take very seriously."

EXPERIENCE WHERE IT COUNTS

Franklin began his career at the prominent Dallas defense firm of Jones Rook Austin, LLP, concentrating on medical malpractice and trucking litigation defense involving catastrophic injury or death. "Having done defense work, I know how the insurance companies operate and I know how they evaluate these cases," he says. This background strengthens his preparation in personal injury and Social Security disability cases because Franklin knows how to examine medical records and find what's missing, and how to prepare each case. "Every client that walks in the door, we immediately begin preparing their case to go to trial," Franklin says. "It is the only way to maximize the value of the client's case."

EDUCATION WITH HONORS

Jason graduated from Arizona State University Summa Cum Laude with a 4.0 G.P.A., receiving his Bachelor of Science degree in political science. He then obtained his Juris Doctor Law Degree from Southern Methodist University School of Law with several honors, including induction into S.M.U.'s Barristers, as well as the National Order of Barristers, and received the Excellence in Advocacy Award for his participation on numerous Mock Trial and Moot Court teams. In addition, he served on the Computer Law Review and Technology Journal, and served as Vice-President of the Board of Advocates.