Jason j. hamAttorney(540) 434-5353
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PRACTICEMr. Ham’s primary practice areas are civil litigation, local government and tax exempt finance.
An experienced litigator and advocate, he has extensive trial experience and represents individual and institutional clients in the prosecution and defense of tort, contract, wrongful death and tax assessment litigation. Mr. Ham represents numerous different types of clients, from multimillion dollar businesses to individuals who have had terrible things happen to them or to their loved ones.
As Town Attorney for the historic towns of Dayton and New Market, Mr. Ham performs local government work for Dayton, New Market and the firm’s other municipal clients, which include another town, a county, a housing authority and a regional sewer authority. He also represents individual and corporate clients concerning their business dealings and disputes with other localities.
Mr. Ham performs municipal bond work and has acted as issuer’s, bond and bank counsel. He has represented the firm’s municipal and banking clients with regard to the issuance of tax exempt bonds, and has performed numerous bond closings.
Mr. Ham also maintains a general practice of law, drafting wills, assisting clients in forming companies and partnerships and representing such entities in the conduct of their business including drafting contracts and consulting regarding employment matters, and performing other legal work on behalf of individual, corporate and municipal clients.
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Virginia Legal Elite
Virginia Super Lawyers
Academic Honors
Publications Co-author: “Insurance Law in Virginia” Virginia CLE Publications, 2002 and the 2003 and 2008 supplements.
CASE RESULTS DEPEND UPON A VARIETY OF FACTORS UNIQUE TO EACH CASE AND CASE RESULTS DO NOT GUARANTEE OR PREDICT A SIMILAR RESULT IN ANY FUTURE CASE UNDERTAKEN BY THIS LAWYER.
$5,350,000.00 Jury Verdict On November 22, 2010 Jason Ham, along with co-counsel John Stepanovich of Chesapeake, Virginia obtained a jury award of $5,350,000.00 in the Norfolk Circuit Court. The case was a personal injury action against a mental hospital that our client claimed failed to provide proper security. Our client, a physician in Virginia Beach, was assaulted by a mental patient who fractured his skull and caused permanent damage to his eye.
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