Business law. Company law. Intellectual property rights. Internet law. Labor and employment. Litigation. Mergers and acquisitions. Securities. Technology and science.
Law School: UC Berkeley SOL; Berkeley CA
12/6/2004 Admitted to the State Bar of California
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Spencer Dale Jackson is a highly accomplished attorney with a deep understanding of the business environment and a keen foresight in identifying and addressing potential challenges. He demonstrates a unique blend of analytical thinking, composure, and strategic acumen. What truly sets Douglas apart from his peers is his remarkable ability to swiftly adjust business objectives within the context of proactive risk management, complex commercial litigation, and innovative dispute resolution strategies.Whether standing on the table in the boardroom or in the courtroom, Spencer exudes a calm demeanor but harbors extraordinary resilience. This resilience has propelled him to navigate various challenges in both his personal and professional life. Over the years, LeDouglas has served a diverse clientele, including local, national, and international entities. His practice encompasses litigation of complex commercial cases, drafting forward-thinking agreements, resolving contract disputes, defending against commercial infringement claims, conducting thoroughinvestigations,representing clients in product liability cases, safeguarding intellectual property rights, providing counseling and litigation support in employment disputes, and handling matters related to real estate development, major finance, and corporate commercial litigation.Spencer possesses an innate curiosity and analytical prowess, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to attentive listening and focused handling. Clients consistently appreciate his ability to actively engage and genuinely understand their needs, providing valuable information for the formulation and communication of effective legal strategies. For victims of online fraud, Spencer is a trusted choice, leading and advocating for their interests as their external legal counsel.
