Natalie Jackson’s Bio
Get to know the woman in front of the campaign, her life, what she stands for, and what her plans are for our community!
Early Life
As a single mother to her son and recent graduate, Natalie was commissioned as a Naval Intelligence Officer and graduated from Naval Intelligence School. She was assigned to an air wing aboard the USS Roosevelt as a Middle East analyst, becoming a part of the first team of women allowed on a combat vessel. After her service on the USS Roosevelt, Natalie was assigned to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, at the Pentagon, as part of an internal think tank that taught operators about new satellite systems. Her experience at the Pentagon provided her the expertise to work with the Department of Defense, other departments in the Federal Government, and across Washington to participate in moving America forward.

Transition To Law
Natalie started a private practice as a co-owner of The Women’s Trial Group, representing women, children, and the underserved community in injury cases. Natalie represented Torey Breedlove, who was shot in the middle of the night by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office (OCSO) 137 times, killing him and endangering countless others. With her representation, OCSO was denied qualified immunity, which was the catalyst to the OCSO changing its policy on shooting into moving cars.
Natalie would go on to fight on behalf of the community during the Pine Hill Barbershop Raids. The OCSO teamed up with the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) to conduct a series of raids on black barbershops in Pine Hills and Parramore. Natalie secured a ruling that denied OCSO qualified immunity and changed the law to ensure that certain types of joint operations were deemed illegal.
Building a reputation for taking the tough cases, the everyday fights for Civil Rights and justice, and being willing to battle uncooperative institutions have turned Natalie Jackson, the Florida attorney, into a nationally recognized Civil Rights lawyer.

Present Life
Natalie is a member of the National Bar Association, The NAACP, Equality Florida, Florida Justice Association, ACLU, and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority)
Prior Membership Include:
Boys & Girls Club (Seminole County Florida Board Member), the American Red Cross (Central Florida Region Board Member), Seminole County Florida NAACP (Volunteer Legal Counsel), and Orange County Florida NAACP (Volunteer Legal Counsel).
