Jason Savageau is a practicing attorney with a broad and dynamic background in litigation and advocacy. His current practice focuses on business litigation, commercial contract disputes, and commercial collections. He brings to his clients a wealth of experience from prior work in both commercial and real estate matters, including boundary line disputes, condominium litigation, land use and zoning, construction defects, and personal injury law.

A seasoned litigator, Jason began his legal career handling matters advocating in housing Court and in front of the Social Security Administration. He has successfully represented clients in the Massachusetts District and Superior Courts, the U.S. District Court, and in Bankruptcy Court. His approach is rooted in zealous advocacy and a strong, honest work ethic aimed at securing the best possible outcome for his clients.

Jason earned his J.D. from Suffolk University Law School in 2012, where he served as President of the Employment and Labor Law Society and was active on the Student Affairs Committee. He interned with the Massachusetts State Senate Committee on Ways & Means, Greater Boston Legal Services, and the Office of Personnel Management in Washington, D.C. He received his B.A. in Political Science and Criminal Justice from Temple University in 2006.

Prior to law school, Jason worked on political campaigns across the country and has been active in disability rights advocacy since childhood. Born with Aniridia, a hereditary visual impairment, Jason continues to be a dedicated advocate for accessibility and inclusion. He is an active member of the Massachusetts Bar Association.