With over 15 years of experience, Jackson is an in-house barrister specialising in civil and commercial law within a solicitors’ firm. His practice covers a broad range of matters, with particular emphasis on high-value commercial disputes, professional negligence, and complex cross border disputes where he approaches each case with strategic insight and precision.
In his Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) practice, Jackson focuses on cases involving account freezing orders, forfeiture proceedings, and variation applications. Much of his work in this area concerns cross-border financial dealings, where he advises clients on navigating the intersection between domestic and international financial regulations. His in-depth understanding of these issues enables him to provide clear guidance on protecting and recovering assets in complex situations.
Jackson also has growing experience in family law, particularly in managing high-value divorce cases involving cross-border assets. His work in this area includes advising on financial settlements, asset division, and navigating the complexities of international family disputes.
In addition to his legal practice, Jackson serves as a Unitary Councillor for Beaconsfield at Buckinghamshire Council, sitting on the Strategic Sites Planning Committee. His other political roles include serving as Deputy Mayor (2021-2023) and as Mayor of Beaconsfield (2023-2024) for the town of Beaconsfield. His public service experience enhances his understanding of regulatory frameworks and governance issues, adding depth to his legal work.
Earlier in his career, Jackson served as a Political Adviser in the UK Parliament (2011-2017), worked in the Conservative Party’s Campaign Headquarters and as a director in a global communications company. He has stood as a Parliamentary Candidate in two General Elections, bringing a unique understanding of the law’s intersection with public policy and governance.
Fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese, with working knowledge of Dutch, Jackson is well-suited to advise on cross-border disputes, particularly those involving British Chinese and international communities.
