Ross joined the firm of Worden Thane P.C. as an associate after graduating with honors from the University of Montana School of Law in December of 2014.  While in law school Ross was a member and editor of the Public Lands and Resources Law Review and Jessup Moot Court Team.  Ross was also selected as the recipient of the Margery Hunter Brown Assistantship, to analyze structures to facilitate Tribal ownership of renewable energy.  Ross has a Masters in Economics from the University of Montana, and a Bachelor of Arts from Vassar College.  Ross' practice focuses on issues of corporate formation, natural resources, business planning and succession, and taxation. 

Prior to law school, Ross worked as a planner and analyst supporting the development of renewable energy projects across the western United States.

Ross' family ranches in southern Montana, and he enjoys spending time with his wife Megan, and daughter Anya, in Montana's outdoors.