Jackson Harris represents insurers incomplex coverage litigation and advises on coverage issues and claims strategy, with a particular focus on cyber, media liability, technology errors andomissions, and commercial general liability insurance. He has successfully litigated significant coverage disputes in state and federal courts, including matters involving novel issues and substantial financial exposure.

Jackson combines rigorous coverage analysis and effective advocacy with responsive, actionable advice informed byan understanding of insurers' business objectives and operational realities.

His approach is shaped in part by his experience as in-house counsel for a leading global insurer, where he spearheaded legal reviews of business-critical AI platforms for core insurance functions, including underwriting and claims. He also negotiated AI-related vendor agreements, advised on AI regulation and enterprise governance, engaged with industry trade groups on emerging AI issues, and counseled stakeholders ondata, digital, cybersecurity, and privacy matters. This experience gives Jackson first hand insight into insurers' operations, the emerging AI risklandscape, and the practical challenges of managing technology-related risks.

Earlier in his career, Jackson represented clients in complex commercial litigation involving contract disputes, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, antitrust, civil RICO, and other business tort claims. He draws on this experience in coverage litigation and when evaluating the merits, potential exposure, and litigation risks of underlying claims.

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