Jamie O’Neill is an attorney in Anderson Kill’s New York office. She focuses her practice on insurance recovery, exclusively representing policyholders, with a developing focus in artificial intelligence and emerging technology risks. Jamie serves as co-chair of Anderson Kill's Artificial Intelligence Group.

Before entering law school, Jamie earned her Bachelor of Science in Computational and Statistical Methodologies in Political Science from The Ohio State University, where she concentrated on machine learning, data visualization, and the algorithmic analysis of political systems. Her research involved developing models to analyze the formation of ideological groups and the breakdown of democratic systems in Latin and South America. This work emphasized the experiences of marginalized political communities and demonstrated how quantitative tools can reveal systemic patterns in governance and repression.

Jamie continued this focus at Fordham University School of Law, where she was named a Crowley Scholar in International Human Rights and served as a research assistant at the Leitner Center for International Law and Justice. While at Fordham, she was also the Online Editor of the Fordham Intellectual Property, Media & Entertainment Law Journal, a participant in the Mediation Clinic, and a mentor through the school’s International Student Program.
Since joining Anderson Kill as a summer associate, Jamie has written extensively on the legal and insurance implications of artificial intelligence. Her work explores how emerging technologies are reshaping risk allocation, claims handling, and policy interpretation.

She co-authored “A Primer on AI’s Technical Foundations, Legal Implications, and Insurance Coverage” for LexisNexis - Lexis’s first insurance-focused generative AI publication - written in collaboration with a technical expert in the field. The primer offers foundational guidance for attorneys and risk professionals navigating the evolving legal and liability landscape surrounding AI.