Jason Ingraham obtained his undergraduate degree from Emory University in 1999. He worked in the legal field as a clerk until law school and then attended Georgia State University College of Law in downtown Atlanta. While at Georgia State, Jason was honored to be a recipient of the Governor's Intern scholarship for a summer internship after his first year of law school. After his second year, Jason received a scholarship from P.I.L.A., Georgia State's Public Interest Law Association, to work for the Legal Aid Society in the Manhattan Family Court in New York, New York. During his third year of law school he was elected to serve as the president of P.I.L.A. and served for a year in that position.

Now in private practice, Jason has taken all of that experience and has fine-tuned it to represent a select number of clients. As a public defender, Jason routinely had case loads of two hundred to three hundred open cases. Now, he is able to take a smaller number of cases and focus more attention on each client and their specific case. He believes that personal attention to clients and their cases is the necessary foundation for the successful representation of anyone charged with a crime.

It is this level of personal attention and commitment to each case that sets The Ingraham Law Firm apart. Your case is the most important thing on your mind, it should be important to your attorney too.