Jackie M. Bennett, Jr.

Jackie, a trial attorney and former federal prosecutor, represents individuals and corporations in high-stakes commercial, civil, and white-collar criminal litigation, as well as regulatory investigations by state and federal agencies. Jackie has extensive experience in matters involving internal corporate investigations, corporate governance, securities regulation, foreign corrupt practices, patent infringement, environmental crimes, and an array of contract and business tort actions. Many of these matters have involved requests for expedited injunctive relief.

Prior to entering private practice, Jackie served in the Office of Independent Counsel Kenneth W. Starr from 1995 to 1999, including as the Principal Deputy in charge of the OIC’s Washington, D.C. operations. Jackie served as senior advisor to Judge Starr on investigative and prosecutorial aspects of several matters, including the Impeachment Referral of William Jefferson Clinton. In that regard, he was one of three prosecutors selected by Judge Starr to conduct the grand jury questioning of President Clinton.