William Jackson

Admitted to practice in 1980, Mr. Jackson has an accomplished career as a trial attorney. He has served as lead counsel in scores of trials in the state and federal courts of Maryland and elsewhere. Mr. Jackson has acted as panel counsel for large commercial insurance carriers defending a variety of matters, including complex product liability and tort/casualty litigation; lead paint, condominium and aviation cases and civil rights and employee misconduct suits.

Mr. Jackson has represented contractors, developers and subcontractors in commercial and residential construction litigation. He has represented telecommunications companies, property owners and other business entities in various types of matters. He serves as coverage counsel for multiple insurance carriers. Mr. Jackson has regularly participated in briefing and arguments at the state and federal appellate court levels, appearing in a host of often-cited reported precedent.

Mr. Jackson is a former partner at the law firm of Semmes, Bowen & Semmes. He graduated with honors from the Villanova University School of Law where he served as Case and Comment Editor for the Villanova Law Review. He received his undergraduate degree in Mathematics from the College of William & Mary. Mr. Jackson is married and has three children. He is a hockey fan and photography enthusiast.