Jackson Clancy focuses on the details to find solutions when handling complex disputes.
With an obsession for deeply understanding the intricacies of a matter, Jackson explores every aspect of his cases to find the best path forward for his clients. He spent two summers as a Lightfoot clerk, developing his litigation skills alongside the firm’s trial lawyers. During that time, Jackson researched the nuances of conflicting state trade secrets laws and drafted multiple motions for summary judgment under Alabama’s product liability doctrine. He also researched and drafted a motion to exclude adverse evidence.
Jackson earned his J.D. from the University of Alabama School of Law, where he served as the acquisitions editor for the Journal of the Legal Profession. During law school, he worked on domestic disputes in the school’s mediation clinic. He earned his Bachelor of Business Administration in accounting from Auburn University, where he sharpened his analytical skills and participated in Beta Alpha Psi, an accounting honors program.
Outside of the office, Jackson enjoys CrossFit, golf, fishing, rooting for the Auburn Tigers and, most importantly, spending time with his fiancé, Hope, who is also an attorney in Birmingham.
