For over 25 years, Jackson has called Knoxville home. Growing up, Jackson worked as an audio video installer and technician, waited tables, parked cars, and loaded trucks for UPS. He has always been a working man. After graduating from the University of Tennessee College of Law in 2011, Jackson went into private practice.

Jackson has built his legal career around integrity. He has received the Tennessee Supreme Court “Attorney for Justice Award” and was twice awarded The Pro Bono Public Service Award by the Knoxville Bar Association and Legal Aid of East Tennessee. 

Jackson has been married to his wife Amy Fenner for ten years. Amy is a small business owner and job creator. Together they have three children and several four-legged friends.