Chantal Wynter-Jackson

Chantal Wynter-Jackson focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation in state and federal courts. She represents clients in a variety of litigation matters, including consumer class actions, cybersecurity and data privacy claims, consumer protection matters (including Fair Credit Reporting Act lawsuits), labor and employment matters, and white collar defense.

Chantal is a member of the Investigations & White Collar Defense (IWC) AI Innovation Team, which explores ways to apply artificial intelligence (AI) in the practice. She previously served on a client-dedicated AI innovation group, where she built AI-driven workflows to streamline the litigation process.

Chantal also maintains an active pro bono practice. Her experience includes representing asylum seekers through Jones Day's Border Project and assisting with the Firm's efforts to advance the rule of law in Africa. She has also worked with the Legal Aid Wills Clinic, the Start Anew Clinic, and the Tahirih Justice Center.

Before joining Jones Day in 2025, Chantal spent approximately 15 years with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, including nearly a decade in a supervisory role. There, she managed complex, large-scale data sets, conducted internal investigations, performed quality reviews to ensure consistency and compliance, oversaw teams responsible for analyzing and validating high-volume information, and translated data-driven insights into meaningful operational improvements.

During law school, Chantal earned a Legal Analytics and Innovation Certificate focused on emerging technologies, including AI and generative AI, developing skills in prompt engineering, data analysis, and the evaluation and implementation of AI-enabled tools.