Biography
Jessica Dillon litigates complex matters and has an active appellate practice. Her litigation experience encompasses a broad range of matters, including oil and gas disputes, construction cases, corporate litigation, property tax disputes, constitutional law, and municipal matters. Jessica has successfully prosecuted and defended a diversity of complex matters, including the multi-billion-dollar valuation of the Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, multi-million-dollar construction claims, and numerous employment complaints. She is mindful of her clients' budgets and works hard to obtain prompt resolutions for her clients. Jessica has a Martindale Hubbell AV rating.
Jessica was born and raised in Juneau and is a fourth generation Alaskan. Prior to joining Dillon & Findley, P.C., Jessica served as a law clerk for then Anchorage Superior Court Judge Morgan Christen in 2008 and worked in the Alaska State Legislature. She is dedicated to her work and advocating for her clients.
Jessica enjoys spending time with her family, fishing, skiing, running and traveling.
Education
- Michigan State University College of Law, East Lansing, Michigan
- J.D. - 2008
- Honors: summa cum laude
- Major: Public Law & Regulation
- University of Alicante, Spain
- 1999
- Santa Clara University
- B.A. - 2001
- Major: Communications
Past Positions
- Anchorage Superior Court Judge Morgan Christen, Clerk, 2008
- Alaska State Legislature
Professional Associations
- Alaska Bar Association, Tutors Committee, 2011 to Present
- Volunteer English and IT Teacher, Chachoengsao, Thailand, 2004 to 2005
Practice Areas
- Complex Litigation
- Civil Appeals
- Administrative Appeals
- Property Tax Litigation
- Oil & Gas Litigation
- Professional Malpractice
- Local Government Law
- Corporate Law
Bar Admissions
- Alaska, 2008
- U.S. District Court District of Alaska, 2008
Honors
- AV Rating, Martindale Hubbell
Current Employment Position
- Owner/Partner