Chris Jackman grew up in Dallas, Texas before attending Texas A&M for his undergraduate degree and Creighton University for law school. While in law school, he clerked for a federal judge and worked at the United States Attorney’s Office. He also served as an editor on his school’s law
review. After law school, he took a position with a Seattle-based personal injury law firm. He tried his first case to a jury a few months after graduating from law school. A year later he opened his own firm called The Jackman Law Firm, where he focused his practice on family law and personal injury law matters exclusively.
Chris Jackman has obtained millions of dollars for his clients for their personal injury cases. He’s been named as a rising star by Super Lawyers magazine and he’s received many other awards in the legal industry for his accomplishments. He’s consistently recognized by his clients with five-star reviews for his dedication and attentiveness to their case. His biggest reward has been helping his clients when they are in a difficult position with their case and he can help them achieve greater results than they would be able to on their own.
Currently, Chris is the owner and lead attorney at The Jackman Law Firm and Citadel Law Firm, a family law firm. He works every day to help his clients resolve their legal cases and find a lasting resolution, putting them in positions better than when they were on their own. With the help of Mr. Jackman, clients can rest assured that they will benefit from his firm’s reasoned approach.
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