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Nolan M. Jackson
Associate
Lexington, KY
Associate
Lexington, KY
Nolan’s practice interests include appellate; commercial litigation; issue advocacy and public affairs; mass torts and products liability litigation; sports law; and white-collar crime. Nolan has extensive internship experience in government. In the parliament of the United Kingdom, he interned for a Deputy Opposition Whip in the House of Lords. In Congress, Nolan interned in the regional constituency and Capitol Hill offices of a United States Representative.
Prior to joining Frost Brown Todd, Nolan interned for the Attorney General of Kentucky in the Consumer Protection Division, and in a western Kentucky trial office of the Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy. While in law school, Nolan was a member of the Moot Court Board National Team and Kentucky Law Journal. He also represented the University of Kentucky College of Law as a college senator in Student Government and as a University Supreme Court Justice.
U.S. District Courts for the Eastern and Western Districts of Kentucky
CALI Award, Law and The Wire: A Seminar, 2016
Best Oral Advocate, Legal Research & Writing Club, 2014
Henry Clay Award, Kentucky Society of Washington, 2012
American Bar Association
Kentucky Bar Association
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Nolan M. Jackson, What the Polls Produce: Why Kentucky Should Retain Nonpartisan Elective Selection of its Supreme Court Justices, 105 Ky. L. J. 453 (2017).
Jonathan S. Miller & Nolan M. Jackson, The Evolving Law and Regulation of Industrial Hemp in the United States, 8 J. of Animal & Envtl. L. 12 (2017).
