Khalil Jones

“As a lawyer, I have to constantly weigh the risks and benefits of each decision. But when I'm diving, I feel free from all of that and can just enjoy the moment.”

Growing up in Kuwait City as a Bahamian expat, Khalil Jones developed a unique perspective on life and the law. After studying at the University of London, he returned to the Bahamas to practice law, but found the pace too slow for his liking. Seeking a new challenge, he moved to New York City where he worked at a top law firm for a few years before starting his own practice. Despite his busy schedule, Khalil is an avid scuba diver and enjoys exploring the ocean depths with his wife.

What led you to become a lawyer?

I've always had a strong sense of justice, and I wanted to be able to help people navigate the complexities of the legal system.

What's the most interesting case you've worked on?

I once represented a group of environmental activists who were facing charges for protesting a polluting corporation. It was a challenging case, but ultimately very rewarding to see justice served.

What do you hope to achieve with your practice?

My ultimate goal is to use my legal knowledge and skills to make a positive impact in the world. I want to help communities and individuals who might not otherwise have access to justice.