Natalie Jackson

Natalie Jackson’s journey through law spans over two decades, marked by a steadfast dedication to her clients and a relentless pursuit of justice. Her career, characterized by a blend of military service, legal advocacy, and community involvement, reflects a profound commitment to making a meaningful impact in the world. Natalie’s odyssey into the legal realm commenced at Hampton University, where she delved into the intricacies of race and history, focusing on African American Studies. Following her undergraduate studies, she embarked on a multifaceted trajectory that intertwined her passion for law with her sense of duty to serve her country. In her role as a Naval Intelligence Officer in the United States Navy, Natalie honed her analytical prowess and leadership skills aboard the U.S.S. Roosevelt. Her time in service also saw her stationed at the Pentagon, where she contributed her insights as a member of an award-winning think-tank within the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Transitioning from the military to the legal arena, Natalie pursued her Juris Doctorate at the University of Florida’s Fredric G. Levin College of Law, graduating in 2002. Her legal career began as an Assistant Public Defender in Sanford, FL, where she fiercely advocated for indigent clients in misdemeanor and felony cases, achieving numerous successful outcomes and earning a positive trial success rating. In 2004, Natalie forged a new path by founding The Women’s Trial Group, a distinguished personal injury firm in Florida. Collaborating closely with renowned attorney Benjamin Crump, she tackled pivotal civil rights cases, leaving an indelible mark on the legal landscape.