Jonathan Wolfson

Attorney; Former Senior Government Executive (Department of Labor); Author & Speaker; Adjunct Professor

Summary

Jonathan Wolfson is an experienced attorney with a strong background in government regulatory processes and litigation.
He has served at the United States Department of Labor, leading the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Policy, where he contributed to developing policies and regulations.
Jonathan has extensive experience in areas such as labor laws, economic policies, and commercial litigation.
His legal career includes time as a complex commercial litigator at McGuireWoods, where he worked on expert witness development.
Jonathan Wolfson holds a Juris Doctor degree from the University of Virginia School of Law and a Magna Cum Laude AB in Economics and Legal Studies from Washington University in St. Louis.
Before his legal career, he worked at the President's Council of Economic Advisers at the White House, focusing on various policy areas like energy, environmental regulation, and taxation.
Aside from his legal and policy work, Jonathan is the author of 'The Great Debate, a Handbook for Policy Debate & Public Forum Debate,' offering training and coaching services to students and professionals globally.
Jonathan Wolfson has also been involved in teaching and coaching, having served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of South Florida and as a Debate Coach at various institutions.
His diverse background includes roles such as Tax Controversy Attorney, Math Tutor, Policy Analyst, and Assistant Director in different organizations.
Jonathan is licensed to practice law in Louisiana and Virginia, and he continues to provide consulting services in the areas of debate, speech, crisis communication, and organizational decision-making.