JustinJackson
Associate
Labor & Employment
jujackson@seyfarth.com
More About Justin
Justin searches for practical solutions to legal, strategic, and operational challenges presented by shifting wage and hour landscapes.
Justin focuses his practice on wage and hour class actions, representative actions, collective actions, employment discrimination, retaliation, harassment, wrongful termination, breach of contract, and unfair business practice litigation in both state and federal court. He also has significant experience in trial preparation, including overall defense strategy, jury selection and voir dire, and mock trials and focus groups.
Justin frequently defends employers in class actions involving over 20,000 employees. Justin has successfully defeated class certification in several high-profile wage and hour class action cases with potential damages and penalties exceeding $125,000,000. Justin has also negotiated and obtained several favorable settlements in class action, representative action, and single-plaintiff cases. Recently, he negotiated a settlement for less than 5% of the potential exposure in a multi-plaintiff case involving wage and hour and unfair business practice claims.
Justin has also assisted in numerous employment-related investigations, such as wage and hour compliance audits, internal audits, and state and federal audits. He analyzes copious amounts of wage and hour data to spot trends that will help defeat class certification.
Justin started at the firm in 2016 as a class action clerk, where he worked full time for almost two years before going to law school. He returned to Seyfarth for his 1L summer, his 2L summer, and worked part time during his 2L and 3L years.
Justin focuses his practice on wage and hour class actions, representative actions, collective actions, employment discrimination, retaliation, harassment, wrongful termination, breach of contract, and unfair business practice litigation in both state and federal court. He also has significant experience in trial preparation, including overall defense strategy, jury selection and voir dire, and mock trials and focus groups.
Justin frequently defends employers in class actions involving over 20,000 employees. Justin has successfully defeated class certification in several high-profile wage and hour class action cases with potential damages and penalties exceeding $125,000,000. Justin has also negotiated and obtained several favorable settlements in class action, representative action, and single-plaintiff cases. Recently, he negotiated a settlement for less than 5% of the potential exposure in a multi-plaintiff case involving wage and hour and unfair business practice claims.
Justin has also assisted in numerous employment-related investigations, such as wage and hour compliance audits, internal audits, and state and federal audits. He analyzes copious amounts of wage and hour data to spot trends that will help defeat class certification.
Justin started at the firm in 2016 as a class action clerk, where he worked full time for almost two years before going to law school. He returned to Seyfarth for his 1L summer, his 2L summer, and worked part time during his 2L and 3L years.
- JD, Loyola Law School
International Law Review, editor
Dean’s honor list - BA, University of Southern California
Magna cum laude
Dean’s honor list
Golden Key Honor Society
Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
- California
- US District Court, Central District of California
- US District Court, Eastern District of California
- US District Court, Northern District of California
Related Services
- Co-Editors, Litigating CA Wage & Hour Class and PAGA Actions, Seyfarth Shaw LLP, 23rd Edition (2024)
- Co-Editor, Litigating California Wage & Hour Class and PAGA Actions, Seyfarth Shaw LLP, 22nd Edition (2022)
- Contributor, Workplace harassment Law § 28, 2d. ed., Seyfarth Shaw LLP (2018)
- Author, "Contemporary Forms of Human Slavery: Slavery Clandestinely Everywhere," Washington Undergraduate Law Review (2017)
- Contributor, "The Private Interests of Public Officials: Financial Regulations in the U.S. Congress," Legislative Studies Quarterly, Washington University in St. Louis (2015)
- Habitat with Humanity, Seyfarth volunteer, 2020
More About Justin
Justin searches for practical solutions to legal, strategic, and operational challenges presented by shifting wage and hour landscapes.
Justin focuses his practice on wage and hour class actions, representative actions, collective actions, employment discrimination, retaliation, harassment, wrongful termination, breach of contract, and unfair business practice litigation in both state and federal court. He also has significant experience in trial preparation, including overall defense strategy, jury selection and voir dire, and mock trials and focus groups.
Justin frequently defends employers in class actions involving over 20,000 employees. Justin has successfully defeated class certification in several high-profile wage and hour class action cases with potential damages and penalties exceeding $125,000,000. Justin has also negotiated and obtained several favorable settlements in class action, representative action, and single-plaintiff cases. Recently, he negotiated a settlement for less than 5% of the potential exposure in a multi-plaintiff case involving wage and hour and unfair business practice claims.
Justin has also assisted in numerous employment-related investigations, such as wage and hour compliance audits, internal audits, and state and federal audits. He analyzes copious amounts of wage and hour data to spot trends that will help defeat class certification.
Justin started at the firm in 2016 as a class action clerk, where he worked full time for almost two years before going to law school. He returned to Seyfarth for his 1L summer, his 2L summer, and worked part time during his 2L and 3L years.
Justin focuses his practice on wage and hour class actions, representative actions, collective actions, employment discrimination, retaliation, harassment, wrongful termination, breach of contract, and unfair business practice litigation in both state and federal court. He also has significant experience in trial preparation, including overall defense strategy, jury selection and voir dire, and mock trials and focus groups.
Justin frequently defends employers in class actions involving over 20,000 employees. Justin has successfully defeated class certification in several high-profile wage and hour class action cases with potential damages and penalties exceeding $125,000,000. Justin has also negotiated and obtained several favorable settlements in class action, representative action, and single-plaintiff cases. Recently, he negotiated a settlement for less than 5% of the potential exposure in a multi-plaintiff case involving wage and hour and unfair business practice claims.
Justin has also assisted in numerous employment-related investigations, such as wage and hour compliance audits, internal audits, and state and federal audits. He analyzes copious amounts of wage and hour data to spot trends that will help defeat class certification.
Justin started at the firm in 2016 as a class action clerk, where he worked full time for almost two years before going to law school. He returned to Seyfarth for his 1L summer, his 2L summer, and worked part time during his 2L and 3L years.
- JD, Loyola Law School
International Law Review, editor
Dean’s honor list - BA, University of Southern California
Magna cum laude
Dean’s honor list
Golden Key Honor Society
Phi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
- California
- US District Court, Central District of California
- US District Court, Eastern District of California
- US District Court, Northern District of California
Related Services
- Co-Editors, Litigating CA Wage & Hour Class and PAGA Actions, Seyfarth Shaw LLP, 23rd Edition (2024)
- Co-Editor, Litigating California Wage & Hour Class and PAGA Actions, Seyfarth Shaw LLP, 22nd Edition (2022)
- Contributor, Workplace harassment Law § 28, 2d. ed., Seyfarth Shaw LLP (2018)
- Author, "Contemporary Forms of Human Slavery: Slavery Clandestinely Everywhere," Washington Undergraduate Law Review (2017)
- Contributor, "The Private Interests of Public Officials: Financial Regulations in the U.S. Congress," Legislative Studies Quarterly, Washington University in St. Louis (2015)
- Habitat with Humanity, Seyfarth volunteer, 2020