Jack McSweeney

Paralegal

Jack McSweeney is a skilled paralegal at Chapman Law Group whose background in writing, research, and nonprofit development informs his precise and thoughtful approach to legal work.

Jack earned his B.A. in Literature, with a concentration in Creative Writing and a minor in Film and Digital Media Studies, from the University of California, Santa Cruz, graduating cum laude. In addition to his paralegal work, he serves as Development Coordinator and Board Member for the literary arts nonprofit Oyster River Pages, where he leads grant research, fundraising strategy, and community outreach initiatives. He also volunteers as a Mentor Editor with the Prison Journalism Project, supporting incarcerated writers across the U.S. through one-on-one editorial mentorship.

Conversational in Spanish, Jack’s multidisciplinary background strengthens his ability to conduct thorough legal research, prepare detailed documentation, and communicate effectively with diverse clients. His combination of creativity, precision, and commitment to social impact make him a valuable asset to the Chapman Law Group team.