Jack Leetun

Jack is an associate on Moore & Van Allen’s Litigation group representing clients in complex civil matters, including cases involving financial institutions and commercial relationships. In his labor and employment relations and regulatory work, he takes a proactive approach understanding each client's business objectives, identifying risks, and assisting in developing strategies to achieve those objectives. Jack also assists companies and individuals facing internal investigations, and enforcement actions, bringing a practical, detail-oriented approach to white collar defense matters.

Prior to law school, Jack served nine years on active duty in the U.S. Army as an Infantry and Special Operations officer. His work included three deployments to the Middle East, where he commanded teams of soldiers on high-stakes missions with time-sensitive and adversarial matters.

In law school, Jack served on the Washington and Lee Law Review, as a legal research assistant for a published professor, and as a summer law clerk for United States District Court Chief Judge William P. Johnson in the District of New Mexico. He was also a student caseworker in his school's Advanced Administrative Litigation Clinic, successfully appearing before an administrative law judge.

Jack earned B.A.s in International Studies and Arabic Languages & Culture with Great Distinction from the Virginia Military Institute and his J.D. with Honor from Washington and Lee University School of Law.