Jackson Willis is an associate in Morrison Foerster’s Complex Litigation + Advisement practice. He focuses his work on complex commercial litigation, trade secrets, contracts, and appellate matters.

While at law school, Jackson served as a notes editor for the Stanford Law Review and was a member of Project Clean State, a pro bono clinic dedicated to helping formerly incarcerated individuals expunge their criminal records. He was also an intern at the ACLU of Hawai‘i where his litigation work mainly involved examining policing practices and incarceration. Jackson was also an extern at the San Francisco City Attorney’s Office.