About Daniel C
Daniel C Jackson earned his law degree from the University of Illinois College of Law in 1998. He is certified to practice in Illinois and constructed his early career in public service. His education set the inspiration for court work and case handling that would form his expert trail.
Jackson started his prosecutorial profession in Livingston County, where he served as an Assistant State's Lawyer in 2002. He moved to Champaign County the following year and took on the position of Senior Assistant State's Lawyer in 2003. In the ones roles he handled felony prosecutions, labored on pretrial things and took part in courtroom proceedings. The positions gave him regular exposure to trial practice and local courtroom procedures.
By 2010 Jackson transitioned into personal practice and began working at Jackson Law Offices. That pass observed years within the public sector and taken a different set of responsibilities. In personal practice he controlled client things, handled legal proceedings and labored to resolve cases through bargaining or trial when necessary. His background in county prosecution informed how he organized documents and presented matters in court.
Outside of casework, Jackson has been lively within the nearby legal community. He has served in management for the Champaign County Bar Association, holding the office of Vice President starting in 2009 and persevering with in that capacity. His involvement in the bar association has kept him engaged with colleagues across areas of practice and attuned to advancements in local practice and process.
Jackson maintains a workplace base at Jackson Law Offices and is likewise listed with Dodson Piraino & Associates as an office location. His work spans court advocacy, client counseling and case management. He attracts on years of experience in public prosecution when assessing matters and advising clients. He remains based in Illinois and continues to practice law within the state.
His personal practice emphasizes practical legal solutions knowledgeable by his years as a prosecutor.
