About Us

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 Jason Todd is an attorney who knows the system from every angle. He’s worked as a Public Defender, a Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney, and most recently, at a mid-sized litigation firm—all right here in the 24th Judicial District. 

That broad experience gives him a practical edge: he understands how cases are built, how they’re tried, and most importantly, how to defend his clients effectively at every stage.

Outside the courtroom, Jason is deeply connected to his community. He and his wife of 18 years are raising their two kids in Central Virginia, where he coaches youth sports and volunteers his time on the boards of several local nonprofits.

Whether he’s representing a client in court or mentoring the next generation, Jason is driven by a simple belief: strong communities start with people who are willing to show up, speak up, and stand up for others.

In the realm of legal representation in Virginia, notable cases such as: 

- Dunbar v. Commonwealth, CAV 110722 (2022)

- Thomason v. Commonwealth, 69 Va. App. 89, 815 S.E.2d 816 (2018)

- Hillman v. Commonwealth, 811 S.E.2d 853 (2018) 

- Cocke v. Commonwealth, 68 Va. App. 11, 801 S.E.2d 427 (2017)

- Davis v. Commonwealth, CAV 1741-19-3 (2020) further underscore .

Presenter, CASC Trial Advocacy program – “Effective Use of Demonstrative and Illustrative Exhibits during Trial” – June 2018 – June 2022. 

With thousands of court appearances and hundreds of trials under his belt, Jason Todd, a skilled criminal defense attorney, has successfully taken numerous jury trials to verdict. 

He has argued a wide range of cases, from speeding and reckless driving tickets to serious white collar crimes such as embezzlement and larcenies, as well as grave felonies like rape, burglary, robbery, murder, and distribution of narcotics. 

Additionally, he served as faculty for the Commonwealth’s Attorney Services Council (CASC) Trial Advocacy Program from July 2018 to June 2022 and was involved in CASC's Using Technology in the Courtroom initiative in May 2019. 

His expertise also extends to training at the Top Gun XXII Investigation and Litigation of Narcotics Cases in May 2014. As the lead attorney for the Campbell County Drug and Gang Task Force from July 2018 to June 2022, Jason Todd provides exceptional legal representation in Virginia.

Professional Affiliations: 

Jason is proud to be a member of several professional organizations, including the Campbell County Bar Association, the Lynchburg Bar Association, the Virginia Bar Association, the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, and the Virginia Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. These affiliations enhance Jason's ability to provide exceptional legal representation in Central Virginia.

Community Affiliations: 

In addition to the practice of law, Jason serves as the Board President for Roads to Recovery and am an active Board Member of the United Way of Central Virginia. Jason also contributes to the community as a coach for the Lynchburg Youth Hockey Association.