Jason Ruen, Attorney

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Jason Ruen, Attorney

Houston Personal Injury Attorney

Houston Wrongful Death Attorney

12777 Jones Rd

#297

Houston, TX 77070

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Practice Information

Stewart J. Guss and his team of Houston personal injury attorneys and staff are committed to representing the rights of the injured. We relentlessly pursue justice for our clients, and will work tirelessly to obtain the highest possible recoveries on all of our client's cases. Our personal injury law firm always puts the client’s needs first. This includes providing clients with the information and assistance they need, and insuring that they can expect nothing but excellent service at all times. We work tirelessly to obtain the maximum possible recoveries for our clients while minimizing their stress. We consider each and every one our clients to be family and we treat them as such.

Education

South Texas College of Law (JD) in 2009

Bio:

Jason Ruen is the Senior Associate Attorney with the law firm of Stewart J. Guss, Attorney at Law. Jason was born in Rochester, Minnesota, and moved to Texas in the early 1980s. Jason received his Bachelor’s and Masters degrees in English from Sam Houston State University. Jason taught English at Huntsville high school, Sam Houston State University and Lone Star College before becoming a Financial Services Associate with Prudential Financial. While working with Prudential, Jason obtained his Series Seven stockbroker and Group One insurance licenses. Jason left the financial services industry to attend law school at South Texas College of Law, where he graduated Cum Laude. While attending law school, Jason was a Dean’s Merit Scholarship recipient; a member of the Order of the Lytae, the National Security Law Society, and the honors legal fraternity, Phi Delta Phi; and an assistant editor at Law Review. His article “Selling Your Death: Regulating Investor Initiated Life Insurance Contracts as Securities” was chosen for publication in the South Texas Law Review. In addition to being admitted to practice law in the state of Texas, Jason has been admitted to the Federal Court in the Southern and Eastern Districts of Texas, the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas, the District of Colorado, and the District of Nebraska.

Jason is a proud husband and father of two and a devoted family man. Jason is an active member of his local church, Kinsman Lutheran, and is often out running the roads, preparing for his next marathon.

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