Jason Burress discusses life, business, and other interesting topics with friends, local officials and business leaders. Burress also visits with subject matter experts on topics related to personal injury and other legal practice areas.
Jason talks with Taylor & Cassidy about their summer helping the firm with marketing and selecting scholarship recipients from over 1,000 applications.
Jason visits with Maylee Thomas-Fuller, the first lady of McKinney, about life, family, music, the upcoming Burress Injury Law 12th Annual Picnic, & politics (including a possible run for Mayor)!
Jason K. Burress goes 1 on 1 with our Honky Tonk Hero, Kevin Fowler! Kevin & Jason discuss everything you’d like to know about Texas music!
Jason talks to KHYI 95.3 The Range leader Joshua Jones about TMR #27 in downtown McKinney
Jason & former Client Martin Meredith talk about Martin’s escape from his crashed, burning vehicle after suffering a badly broken leg, and a 7-figure recovery from multiple insurance companies.
SHOW ME THE MONEY!!!! Jason K. Burress & son Luke recap Burress Injury Law’s 10th Annual Picnic Benefiting ManeGait Therapeutic Horsemanship & make a SURPRISE ANNOUNCEMENT. Then, Tricia Nelson (ManeGait Executive Director) joins Jason to give her thoughts on the 10th Annual Burress Picnic and gives us what we’ve been waiting for – the total donation amount for Year 10!
A message from Jason K Burress about Burress Injury Law's 10th Annual Picnic benefiting ManeGait.
In this episode, you will learn tips on how to receive more money from your insurance company if your vehicle is involved in an auto crash from our property damage expert, Justin Petty.
This episode features the great Jennifer Irwin, one of McKinney’s most respected businesswomen and well-liked residents. Hear and see Jennifer talk about life, family, and offer helpful real estate tips.
The Burress Law team shares why it is important to seek legal counsel immediately after being hurt in an accident.
In this episode, Jason speaks with Collin County District Judge Andrea Bouressa about working her way through school, the growth of Collin County requiring two new district courts, resuming in-person jury trials, and most importantly, Judge Bouressa’s re-election campaign!