Jason Weber

Jason Weber is a fifth generation Oregonian. He was born in Albany, Oregon and grew up in Eugene, where he graduated from Sheldon High School. He attended the Lundquist College of Business Honors Program at the University of Oregon where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. After traveling across the United States by motorcycle in order to visit potential law schools, Jason decided to attend Notre Dame Law School. United States Supreme Court Justice Amy Barrett was one of Jason’s professors at Notre Dame. Jason graduated in 2005 and was admitted to the Oregon State Bar. Soon after, Jason was sworn in as a Deputy District Attorney in Umatilla County, Oregon.

In 2012, Jason Formed the law firm O’Connor Weber with his longtime friend and now Oregon Court of Appeals Judge, Ryan O’Connor. Since then, Jason’s practice has primarily focused on post-conviction and appeals. In 2023, Jason formed the nonprofit law firm, Equal Justice Law with then co-executive director Ryan O’Connor. Equal Justice Law was formed to ensure that the attorneys that work here are eligible for current existing student loan forgiveness programs. This has enabled Equal Justice Law to recruit and retain exceptional lawyers from prestigious law schools like Berkeley Law (Corbin Brooks and Meg Huntington). In March of 2025, the Board of Directors of Equal Justice Law voted to confirm Jason as the Executive Director of Equal Justice Law.