Tiffany D.Lipscomb-Jackson

Tiffany Lipscomb-Jackson is a seasoned commercial litigator with substantial experience in the petroleum, pharmaceutical, and agricultural industries, with a focus on antitrust and competition issues. She has extensive experience with multijurisdictional and multiparty matters alleging bid-rigging, price-fixing, and illegal monopolization brought by private plaintiffs and state attorneys general. This work includes defending against allegations premised on the alleged misuse of intellectual property rights or the regulatory approval processes to extend market exclusivity for brand name drugs (purported "product hops").

Tiffany has more than a decade of experience defending clients in bet-the-company class action litigation in a wide range of cases, including antitrust, consumer protection, civil RICO, and breach of contract. She recently won dismissal for Chamberlain University in a breach-of-contract class action arising out of COVID-19 and successfully defended the dismissal on appeal to the Sixth Circuit. Other exemplary experience includes obtaining summary judgment for Marathon and excluding Kentucky's sole expert in a Sherman Act Section 1-2 case; obtaining summary judgment for a large client on Lanham Act claims; and representing National Beef in class action litigation involving its cattle procurement practices.

Tiffany has a robust pro bono practice, which includes successfully representing immigrants seeking relief before the United States Immigration Court and federal courts of appeal. She is also a board member for Lawyers Without Borders.