Ladasiah Jackson represents clients in labor, employment and commercial business disputes.

Before joining O’Hagan Meyer, she worked at various civil litigation firms in Georgia and Florida, where she represented individuals and insurance companies in employment discrimination, auto negligence and workers’ compensation cases Prior to private practice, she worked for the State of Florida for 21 years at various state agencies. During that time, she litigated cases before the Florida state and administrative courts from inception to appeal including but not limited to garnishment actions (bank levies, liens, income deduction, etc.), retirement benefit determinations pursuant to ERISA provisions and Florida law and violations of the Florida Insurance Code.

In addition, she wrote many policies and procedures for various state agencies and regulatory boards that are still used currently. Furthermore, she reviewed and handled over 1000 Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs) for the Florida Retirement System pursuant to ERISA plan requirements. In 2013, she was appointed to the Florida Bar Family Law Rules Committee, where she helped shape and write family law court rules for the State of Florida until 2018. Additionally, she was active with the National Association of Public Pension Plan Attorneys (NAPPA) and she is currently active in various Florida and Georgia Bar sections.

Ladasiah is a Georgia native where she earned her undergraduate degree from Emory University. She also received her J.D., from Florida State University and LLM in Taxation from Boston University. Her hobbies include going to live concerts, traveling, walking in nature and supporting various pet organizations.