Jason A.

Culotta

Jason is an active member of both the trade secrets/non-competes and wage and hour litigation teams. Jason litigates complex commercial and employment matters that involve breach-of-contract claims, business torts, non-compete disputes, trade secret violations, fraud claims, fiduciary duty actions, defamation claims, invasion-of-privacy claims, wage-and-hour disputes, Title VII claims, and appellate advocacy. He regularly litigates these types of cases in state and federal court and has been on trial teams that have not only successfully obtained and fended off injunctions, but also prevailed on the merits at trial. Jason also is actively involved in pro bono matters and, in particular, has represented indigent clients in criminal and immigration matters involving unaccompanied minors and Special Immigrant Juvenile Status.

Jason received his juris doctor degree, cum laude, from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law, where he was a member of the Moot Court National Team, the Loyola Law Review and the Trial Advocacy National Team. In addition, Jason was selected as a William L. Crowe Scholar and to the Order of the Barristers. He earned his masters of business administration with a concentration in Finance from the University of New Orleans and his bachelor's degree from Louisiana State University.