Alisa Hall
Founder
Alisa Hall advises technology companies on artificial intelligence governance, data privacy, consumer protection, and intellectual property law. She brings more than a decade of experience as legal counsel at leading technology companies, giving her a practitioner’s understanding of the regulatory, product, and engineering considerations that shape AI and privacy risk management.
Prior to founding Jackson Hall Strategies, Alisa led Meta’s Generative AI product legal team, advising on the development and launch of Meta AI and the LLaMA model family, including regulatory engagement, product counseling, and cross-functional legal support for AI research and deployment. Before her generative AI remit, Alisa led privacy counseling for a portfolio of Meta’s consumer platforms and business lines.
Before Meta, Alisa spent six years at eBay where her practice spanned both privacy and litigation. She built privacy compliance programs from the ground up for foundational regulations including CCPA and led a privacy advisory team as Director of Privacy & Privacy Compliance. As Senior Litigation Counsel, she managed high-profile intellectual property disputes, regulatory investigations, and consumer class actions, giving her an unusually broad view of how legal risk manifests across the enterprise.
Alisa began her legal career on Capitol Hill, where she drafted federal privacy legislation—a background that informs her approach to regulatory strategy and policy engagement. She received her J.D. from The George Washington University Law School and is admitted to the bars of California and Massachusetts.
