Jason Tuttle

Jason Tuttle is a North Carolina attorney with more than two decades of experience representing individuals in both personal injury and business litigation matters. He finds personal injury to be particularly rewarding because it allows him the opportunity to assist accident victims through the difficult times that arise when an injury has disrupted their lives.

As both an attorney and a counselor at law, Jason believes it is an attorney's role to advise clients not just on their legal matters, but also, to acknowledge the collateral consequences of a case on a person's life. He works closely with Ed Gaskins and other founding members of Everett Gaskins Hancock to ensure we not only advise our clients legally, but also, marshal them through the personal challenges their cases present.

Jason is an active member of the Wake County Bar Association, where he chairs the Athletics Committee and previously served on the Board of Directors. He has been a Guest Lecturer at both North Carolina State University and the UNC School of Law, and is honored to be AV-rated by Martindale-Hubbell for his legal ability and commitment to ethical standards in his practice.

Jason currently lives in Raleigh with his wife and three sons.

$1,600,000 settlement for motorcyclist injured in collision caused by a distracted driver resulting in below the knee amputation of the left leg (2022)$425,000 settlement for young woman who fell on defective exit ramp outside of a popular NC bar, suffering a fractured foot that led to Complex Regional Pain Syndrome ("CRPS") (2022)$251,500 settlement of worker's compensation claim for woman injured after slip and fall at work resulting in low back surgery and CRPS (2022)$710,000 global settlement for a high school student, who suffered permanent partial vision loss as a result of an incident in gym class (2021)$250,000 settlement for a minor child and and mother, after her child was injured in a drive-by shooting of a home daycare where the child was a participant (2019)$1,066,666 policy limits settlement for estates of husband and wife killed in a rollover automobile accident (2016)$240,000 in settlements of personal injury and worker's compensation claims for slip and fall at work resulting in left shoulder rotator cuff tear surgery with CRPS (2016)$350,000 arbitration award for teenager injured by a distracted driver resulting in a traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic headache syndrome (2015)$155,000 settlement for a woman injured by a City of Raleigh garbage truck resulting in a left ulnar fracture requiring surgery (2012) DISCLAIMER: The outcome of a particular case cannot be predicated upon a lawyer's or a law firm's past results. Past results should not be construed as a representation that we will be successful with any particular case in the future, and not every case in which we have been involved has resulted in a favorable outcome. Settlements are the result of private negotiations between the parties involved that may be affected by factors other than the legal merits of a particular case.