About Jason
Jason Ray is a board-certified administrative law attorney based in Austin, Texas. With over 28 years of legal experience, he specializes in administrative and public law, focusing on government and administrative matters. As a member of the State Bar of Texas, Mr. Ray holds bar card number 24000511 and is fully eligible to practice law in Texas. His extensive background equips him to navigate complex legal fields effectively. In 1996, Mr. Ray earned his Juris Doctor (J.D.) from Texas Tech University School of Law. Prior to his legal education, he obtained two undergraduate degrees from Texas A&M University: a Bachelor of Arts in Agribusiness and a Bachelor of Science in Economics, both awarded in 1992.
This educational foundation has provided him with a unique perspective on the intersection of law and economics, particularly in administrative contexts. In 2005, Mr. Ray achieved board certification in administrative law from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization—a distinction he has maintained ever since. His career has included various prominent positions, such as serving as an Assistant Attorney General at the Office of the Texas Attorney General. Additionally, he worked as a Committee Clerk in the Texas House of Representatives and as a legislative aide for a U.S. Congressman. His diverse roles have enriched his understanding of governmental processes and legislative frameworks. Currently, Mr.
Ray is a partner at Riggs & Ray, P.C., located at 506 West 14th Street, Suite A, Austin, Texas 78701. The firm specializes in administrative law and litigation. This lets the attorney leverage his experience in representing clients before various licensing boards and regulatory agencies. Notable clients include the Texas Medical Board, Texas Board of Nursing, and Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. His litigation experience extends to cases before the State Office of Administrative Hearings and the Travis County district court. In June 2022, Mr. Ray successfully defended a real estate appraiser against claims of Deceptive Trade Practices and breach of warranty. This case culminated in the dismissal of the plaintiffs' claims in January 2023.
His proficiency in legal matters is further underscored by his admission to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas. Fluent in English and conversationally proficient in Spanish, Mr. Ray is well-equipped to serve clients in the field of administrative law.
