Jessica Gow focuses her practice on land use, environmental, and local government law, guiding clients through complex regulatory, zoning, and permitting matters across Florida. She represents property owners, developers, and businesses in every stage of the development process, including due diligence, entitlements, public hearings, and agency coordination. Jessica also assists with redevelopment projects through the Florida Brownfields Program, helping clients transform underutilized properties into productive community assets. Jessica joined the firm in 2018 after graduating from the Florida State University College of Law with a specialization in Land Use and Environmental Law.

In 2024, Jessica achieved Board Certification in City, County and Local Government Law through The Florida Bar—an achievement recognizing her specialized knowledge, professionalism, and expertise in this highly technical area of practice. She has also been recognized by Thomson Reuters as a Rising Star and has received numerous professional and civic honors reflecting her leadership in land use and planning. Known for her practical approach and steady guidance, Jessica works closely with clients to anticipate challenges, build consensus, and move projects forward efficiently and strategically.

Beyond her legal practice, Jessica is deeply engaged in her community. She serves in leadership roles with several civic and environmental organizations throughout Volusia County and is actively involved in initiatives supporting responsible development, conservation, healthcare, and local economic growth. A native Floridian, Jessica values the balance between thoughtful development and environmental stewardship and brings that perspective to both her professional and community work. In her free time, Jessica enjoys playing board games, enjoying Florida’s natural environment, and going hiking with her husband, Jeramie, and their two dogs.