Jackson W. Adams

Jackson W. Adams ("Jack") is a third-generation Orlando attorney, proudly Continuing in the footsteps of his father and grandfather as a civil trial lawyer. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in History from the University of Florida and graduated with honors from the Catholic University of America's Columbus School of Law. Before joining Griffin & Linder, Jack served as a law clerk to United States District Court Judge G. Kendall Sharp and as an appellate law clerk to Justice Maria Cabret of the Supreme Court of the United States Virgin Islands. Jack also worked in the construction and agriculture industries and spent a year teaching English in rural China prior to attending law school. While at law school, Jack served as Production Editor for the Journal of Contemporary Health Law & Policy, published a note discussing the application of tort liability to livestock producers under the emerging National Animal Identification System, and worked as a research assistant to former Dean Ralph Rohner.

Jack is a member of the Orange County Bar, and is active in the Young Lawyers Section. As a member of the Florida Bar, Jack has been recognized by the Florida Supreme Court for his pro bono service and serves on the Federal Practice Committee. Jack represents clients in personal injury, professional malpractice, product liability and commercial tort actions in all Florida courts.