About Jason W
Jason W Grams earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in 2007. He completed his studies at a time when the legal landscape was shifting, and he entered practice just as courts and clients were adapting to new technologies and tighter budgets. That timing shaped an approach that values clear argument and practical case management. Colleagues describe him as steady in the courthouse and methodical in preparation.
Early in his career he secured admissions across several courts. He is admitted to practice in Nebraska and Iowa and is authorized to appear before the U.S. Supreme Court. He also holds admission to the Eighth and Ninth Circuit Courts of Appeals. Those credentials have allowed him to handle matters that cross state lines and extend into the federal appellate system.
Grams’s work tends to involve litigation and appellate matters. He spends time drafting appellate briefs, preparing records for appeal, and arguing motions in trial and appellate courts. He handles filings in state and federal settings, and his practice reflects the procedural demands of both trial-level litigation and appellate review. He is comfortable moving between the detailed record work appellate courts expect and the strategic choices that guide trial litigation.
At Lamson, Dugan & Murray, LLP, he is part of a team that manages a varied caseload. He collaborates with other attorneys on complex litigation and contributes to briefs and oral arguments on appeals. Within the firm he has handled contested motions, case management tasks, and appellate filings. His colleagues note he pays attention to deadlines and the technical requirements of appellate practice, which eases transitions when cases move from trial courts to higher tribunals.
Outside the courtroom he stays engaged with the procedural side of law practice. He keeps current on appellate rules and continues to refine his writing and argument techniques. He is active in professional circles and maintains admissions that enable a regional practice footprint. He is based at Lamson, Dugan & Murray, LLP and practices in state and federal courts, concentrating on litigation and appellate work.
