Jacqueline Bourdon

Jacqueline Bourdon

Jacqueline N. Bourdon, is an associate in Wicker Smith’s Orlando office. She works in a variety of practice areas, but primarily general liability.

Jacqueline attended the University of Florida, where she majored in Forest Resources and Conservation and minored in English and Agriculture and Natural Resource Ethics and Policy. She graduated cum laude in 2020 and continued on to Florida State University College of Law.

During law school, Jacqueline was a Staff Editor of both the Florida State University Law Review and the Florida State University Journal of Land Use and Environmental Law. She also worked as a teaching assistant in Legal Writing.

Jacqueline spent two summers as a law clerk at another prominent insurance defense firm in Florida, as well as completing one summer in Wicker Smith’s Orlando office, before joining the firm as an associate in 2023.

• The Florida Bar

• Canopy Tree Density and Species Influence Tree Regeneration Patterns and Woody Species Diversity in a Longleaf Pine Forest, Dan Johnson, Jacqueline Bourdon, FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
• Environmental Injustice and Violence in the Context of Conservation: An Analysis of Conservation Efforts in Rural America, Anne Saville and Jacqueline Bourdon, under review at JOURNAL OF RURAL SOCIOLOGY