Samuel  D. Jackson was born and raised in Central Florida. He attended Rice University as a National Merit Scholar, where he studied orchestral trombone performance and conducted know-your-rights seminars for the Rice ACLU. After completing his Bachelor of Music degree, he moved to New York City, where he studied at Fordham University School of Law. While at Fordham, Mr. Jackson spent a summer clerking in the chambers of Supreme Court Justice Adrian Hardiman of Ireland, and served as the Director of the Suspension Representation Project and as an editor of Fordham's International Law Journal. As an Associate with Lento Law Group, Mr. Jackson has been successfully helping clients reach ideal outcomes, whether through negotiated settlements, winning at trial, or overturning unfavorable results on appeal. Mr. Jackson's interviews about some of his class action and personal injury cases have been featured on television, as well as in the New York Times, the New Jersey Law Journal, and other publications. Last year, Mr. Jackson was named as one of South Jersey Magazine's "Awesome Attorneys," and in the near future, Mr. Jackson will be playing a key role in the 2024 presidential campaign of a prominent Michigan politician.