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I enjoy training personal protection dogs in my spare time.  I have always been a dog lover, and when a family friend introduced me to protection dogs, I was hooked.  It amazes me how a good protection dog combines intensity and obedience.  I like to think that a good lawyer is not unlike a good protection dog: loyal to you, tough on your opponent!

I bring over thirty years of litigation experience to the Rutter Mills family. My educational background includes an undergraduate degree from The University of Virginia, and a law degree from the T.C. Williams School of Law. In addition to my strong educational background, I have a proven track record of litigation experience including 5 years as the Chief Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney with the Norfolk Commonwealth's Attorney’s Office and 20 years protecting the rights of plaintiffs in personal injury cases.

I am an experiences litigator and trial attorney and have received an AV preeminent rating, the highest rating, from my peers and the bench for legal skills and ethics.  I serve clients in Virginia and North Carolina who seek an attorney with tested skills in civil litigation and trials, employment law, and other legal matters.  My previous practice with both a litigation boutique and a law firm with nearly 1000 attorneys permits me to address your legal needs with skill yet cost effectively.

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He is an active member of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association (VTLA) as well as the Norfolk Portsmouth Bar Association.  He has served on the Board of Governors of VTLA and as chairman of VTLA’s Continuing Legal Education and Publications Committees.  He also chaired VTLA’s state program on “Evidence for the Trial Lawyer”. Neal has also served as chair of VTLA’s “Continuing Legal Education” program, as well as chair of its “Publications” committee. Furthermore, he was appointed to VTLA’s Board of Governors in 2006.. Neal has both wrote and spoke for legal programs sponsored by the National Business Institute and Virginia Trial Lawyers Association. He has extensive experience in the litigation of personal injury matters as well as commercial litigation and debt collection law. He lives in Norfolk with his wife and 3 children. Neal is an avid sports fan and enjoys playing tennis, basketball, squash and watching professional sports.

Griffin O’Hanlon joined Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers as an attorney in the fall of 2015. He attended Great Bridge High School in Chesapeake for his freshman and sophomore years, before his parents relocated to Illinois. He returned to Virginia to attend Virginia Tech, where he majored in history. Griff obtained his J.D. from the Saint Louis University School of Law with a concentration in civil litigation.. After law school, Griff returned to Hampton Roads, where he practiced criminal law at the Norfolk Public Defender’s Office and a local private firm before joining Cooper Hurley and has extensive in-court litigation experience. Griff and his wife Kelsey, a graduate of Tallwood High School in Virginia Beach who works as a speech therapist for the Virginia Beach Public Schools, now live in Virginia Beach with their 3 children. When he’s not working on his files, Griff can be found on the beach, golf course or cheering on Virginia Tech’s football team.. The cases he has litigated include that of a construction worker who was injured by a drunk driver. The case was settled for $150,000 at mediation, a $95,000 settlement for a man injured by a drunk driver on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, and a $100,000 pre-suit settlement for a moped rider struck by a vehicle in Virginia Beach. Griff O'Hanlon specializes in suing drunk drivers. He is motivated to help people who are going through an extremely tough time in their lives.

Glenn S. Reynolds earned his Juris Doctor from Regent University School of Law, graduating as a member of the Honors Program. In addition to his JD, Glenn earned a Doctor of Ministry in Redemptive Leadership and Organizational Development from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, where he also graduated with Honors.. Glenn’s vision for the Reynolds Law Group is to come along side clients, particularly churches and non-profit organizations, to help them solve problems and protect dreams. He views the practice of law as a calling that demands effective and ethical lawyers who serve clients and society.. Before founding Reynolds Law Group and Reynolds Leadership Group, Glenn served as the lead pastor of a church plant that grew from fifteen to over 600 people, as well as the tenth pastor of a church that grew from 1,500 to over 2,500 during his tenure.. Glenn and his wife Amberly have been married for over twenty-five years and have three incredible children, ranging from middle school through college. He and Amberly enjoy traveling, walking their dog, Kingsley, and reading with a book in one hand and a drink from Starbucks in the other. Glenn roots hard for the Kentucky Wildcats in basketball, the Baltimore Orioles in baseball, and the Iowa Hawkeyes in football. In addition, Glenn blogs about life, law, and leadership at .

Future-Focused Dispute Resolution. I am a Massachusetts divorce and family law attorney and mediator, and the owner of Next Phase Legal & Dispute Resolution LLC of Norfolk, MA.. Although I believe many families are best served by considering mediation or the collaborative divorce process, it is not an option for everyone.  In those instances, we provided trusted court representation in the Massachusetts Probate and Family Courts, primarily in Norfolk, Middlesex, Bristol, Plymouth, and Worcester Counties.. I am experienced in guiding my clients through complex, high-net worth Massachusetts divorces. I have focused on divorce and family law throughout my legal career, both here in MA and previously in Charlotte, NC.   One of the most important things to me is also providing prompt service and communications to our clients.. At Next Phase Legal, we provide the option of a fixed fee for many of our clients, including our divorce mediation and collaborative cases.. Besides divorce, we work with clients needing help with modifications, parenting issues, child support, alimony, prenuptial agreements, and other family law matters.   We are also pleased to provide estate planning services, and are a Wealth Counsel member firm.. I am a member of several other professional organizations, including the Massachusetts Council on Family Mediation, Association of Professional Family Mediators, Association of Family & Conciliation Courts, Massachusetts Association of Guardian ad Litems, and the Norfolk County Bar Association. I am also a volunteer conciliator, and available for private conciliations also.. Please visit our informative website and blog.. We look forward to hearing from you.

Former Prosecutor | Experienced Trial Attorney. Mario Lorello received his B.A. in Government/International Politics and Communications from George Mason University, and graduated from the Univeristy of Virginia School of Law. Upon admission to the Virginia State Bar, Mr. Lorello served as a judicial law clerk for the Honorable F.G. Rockwell, III. of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit. Mr. Lorello joined the Virginia Beach Commonwealth’s Attorney’s office where for over 10 years he gained vast trial experience, specializing in serious, complex criminal charges such as murder, sexual assaults, and crimes of violence. As a prosecutor, he tried hundreds of cases, including many jury trials, and several of his cases garnered international media . Lorello then entered into private practice with Zoby & Broccoletti.. He is licensed to practice in both state and federal court, and he is a member of the Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Portsmouth Bar Associations, and the Virginia State Bar. Mr. Lorello has taught courses on criminal law throughout Virginia and nationwide, primarily focusing on constitutional issues, navigating pre-trial motions to suppress, and the handling and introduction of forensic, digital, or technological evidence.. Mr. Lorello is passionate about criminal law and being in a courtroom. He has spent his entire career practicing criminal law. The in-depth knowledge he has about the nuances and intricacies of the law and the Constitution allow him to be a zealous advocate for his client’s rights. He will assess every facet of a case, relying on his wealth of experience as a prosecutor to find the weaknesses, or strengths, of the government’s case. Mr. Lorello is confident in the courtroom, recognizing that success for his clients calls for varied approaches at trial—sometimes aggressive, sometimes reserved. His trials often include the use of technology, as he strives to make arguments that resonate with judges and juries.. Throughout it all, Mr. Lorello believes in taking the time to explain every step and detail of the court process to his clients, recognizing that a good lawyer must also be a confident guide to their clients as they navigate an often unfamiliar system.

For over ten years, I have been working as an advocate for individuals in need.  After graduating from Regent University Law School, I began working as an attorney for Virginia Legal Aid Society, where I provided legal representation to low income individuals and families in the areas of housing, consumer, family and public benefits cases.  While at VLAS, I was the director of the HEAL program, a medical legal partnership where her office teamed up with local health care providers in the Western Tidewater area to identify patients who had situations affecting their health that may be improved by legal representation.. At Rutter Mills, I have been able to continue my passion and lifelong pursuit of helping those in need as a Social Security Disability Attorney, where I fight every day to get my disabled clients the benefits they are entitled by law.

For nearly twenty years, I have worked in just about every aspect of workers’ compensation.. I started out in a general law practice, representing injured workers in both state and Federal workers’ compensation cases in the state of Alabama. Returning home, I served the Commonwealth of Virginia for a number of years as a Staff Attorney at the Virginia Workers’ Compensation Commission. In that role, I wrote over 600 Review Opinions for the Commission, served as a mediator in over 100 matters successfully resolved by full and final settlement and served as the Commission Editor of the publication, The Virginia Workers’ Compensation Act, Annotated, 2002 and 2003 Editions. Thereafter, for over a decade, I represented employers and insurers in the defense of workers’ compensation claims. I have been a frequent speaker at workers’ compensation seminars across Virginia.. I now bring this wealth of experience to bear to help injured workers throughout Tidewater and Hampton Roads.

Education:. Hampden-Sydney College (B.A., 1974); University of Richmond (J.D., 1978), Phi Delta Phi Fraternity.. Admitted to Bar:. 1978, Virginia and Supreme Court of Virginia; 1979, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Virginia and U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit.. Professional Associations:. Norfolk and Portsmouth Bar Association, Virginia Association of Defense Attorneys; Defense Research Institute; Virginia State Bar. Law Clerk to Chief U.S. District Judge John A. MacKenzie, Eastern District of Virginia, 1978-1979.. Mr. Nexsen joined the firm of Stackhouse, Nexsen & Turrietta, PLLC in August, 1979 and is the firm's senior partner.. With an early background clerking for a U.S. District Court trial judge, Mr. Nexsen's main interest is in litigation in all fields. He has experience in general negligence and products liability law, commercial law, automobile negligence, construction, and workers’ compensation. His practice experience and emphases include trial work (on both the federal and state levels), worker's compensation, and all matters of insurance law. He oversees all insurance trial work for several Fortune 500 companies as the partner in charge of litigation at his firm.. Mr. Nexsen has been widely acknowledged for his supreme skill and experience in law.  He is an AV Preeminent™ (5 out of 5) peer review-rated lawyer on Martindale-Hubbell and has been awarded A.M. Best's Top Rating for Attorney Excellence for over 30 years.. In addition to his work experience, Mr. Nexsen is also an active expert lecturer on the subjects of workers’ compensation and employer liability. He has also served as Sitting Judge of the Moot Court for Regency Law students and has been an active leader in firm-specific community outreach and education through Tidewater Community College.. When not hard at work, Mr. Nexsen likes to spend time with his wife and children, along with his two favorite small dogs, Bowie and Pai Mei.   He's also a fan of most genres of film and can almost always be found with a book in hand.

Dorsk Law Office, Plc. provides unparalleled legal representation for clients facing Felonies and Misdemeanor criminal charges as well as traffic offenses in Norfolk, Newport News, Virginia Beach and surrounding areas. We have extensive experience in both State and Federal Court. This criminal law firm has a reputation for providing quality representation and legal advice to all of our clients.

Donald C. Schultz is a partner with Crenshaw, Ware & Martin in Norfolk. He practices in the areas of Civil Litigation, Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights, Construction Law and Eminent Domain. He received his B.A. degree from the University of Virginia and his J.D. degree from Washington and Lee University, after which he began his career by clerking with the Honorable Blackwell N. Shelley of the United States Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Virginia.. Representative Experience:

Delphine’s practice focuses on tax credit finance, affordable housing and community development. She represents public housing agencies, developers and lenders in connection with all aspects of housing and commercial development and redevelopment initiatives, with an emphasis on transactions using Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (“LIHTC”), New Markets Tax Credits (“NMTC”), state and federal historic rehabilitation tax credits (“HTC”), taxable and tax-exempt bonds, HUD financing, grant funds, conventional loans, and/or subordinated debt. She advises redevelopment and housing authorities in complex revitalization efforts, including mixed-finance transactions using Choice Neighborhood Initiative ("CNI") implementation grant funds, HOPE VI funds, LIHTC, and public and private sources of capital. She also assists housing authorities with the conversion of public housing units to project-based Section 8 through the Rental Assistance Demonstration (“RAD”) program. Delphine has been involved in the NMTC program since its inception, representing Community Development Entities, financial institutions and developers in transactions that often combine federal and state tax incentives with other financing sources.

David E. Copple's litigation practice is regional in scope. He has litigated cases in or represented clients from Arizona, California, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin and Wyoming.. Mr. Copple's comprehensive practice emphasizes sophisticated litigation for plaintiff and defendant in cases involving personal injury, products liability, corporate-commercial, banking, creditor bankruptcy, securities, wrongful death, and real estate investment trusts.. Mr. Copple has successfully tried felony criminal cases, a felony manslaughter case and a first degree murder case.. Mr. Copple's appellate work has included cases of first impression, including: that a "farmer" is a "merchant" for purposes of the Nebraska Uniform Commercial Code; that a "bank employee" is not a "professional" for purposes of professional malpractice statute of limitations; that a named driver exclusion will not be applied in a manner that will deny an insured party uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage when the subject of the exclusion was not responsible for the injury and is not seeking coverage; that a secured creditor can qualify as a good faith purchaser for value and receive priority under Nebraska Uniform Commercial Code, Article IX over an unpaid seller; and that state common law theories of negligence and strict liability are preempted by The Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act involving a "non-applicator" injured by toxic chemical exposure.

Darius Davenport focuses primarily on complex commercial and civil litigation in state and federal courts with an emphasis on insurance defense, railroad, admiralty, maritime, public sector and employment law. As a member of the firm’s Litigation Group, Mr. Davenport represents businesses across the region as well as local housing authorities. As a part of the firm’s Employment Law Group, Mr. Davenport provides counsel to local municipalities on various employment and other legal matters. His work includes defending organizations against suits in local courts, presenting annual training for staff, and providing legal opinions to management on a wide range of legal issues. Mr. Davenport also has significant experience handling government administrative law matters including ethics, FOIA, Privacy law, fiscal law, environmental law, standards of conduct, and adverse administrative actions. As a former government attorney, he has experience drafting regulations and policies and has provided legal advice and counsel to senior government officials on a myriad of legal issues.

Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers is a fast-growing personal injury law firm based in Norfolk Virginia. Jim Hurley and John Cooper set up the firm. Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers recently appointed a third partner, Bill O’Mara and fourth partner, Griffin O'Hanlon. The attorneys only take on personal injury and wrongful death cases. We don’t represent criminal defendants like drunk drivers who hurt our clients.. Our job is to take care of all of our clients’ legal needs when they are injured in a car, truck, motorcycle, railroad, or bus accident. Our client’s job is to get better from the injuries that they suffered in these accidents.. We also represent people who are hurt at businesses, or by dangerous drugs or medical devices, as well as families of those who lost a loved one due to the fault of another.. Jim Hurley has been practicing law throughout Virginia for almost three decades. His dedicated legal team has worked for him for two decades combined. He is also licensed to practice law in Florida. During his career, he has tried more than 100 cases — a staggering number — and handled hundreds more that were settled out of court. He is guided by the principle that the client is in charge of his or her case and should be kept fully aware of the details of the legal process. Jim Hurley holds a top AV Rating from Martindale-Hubbell, the highest rating given, for his practice of law. He has been named in the Virginia Super Lawyers list since 2014 and holds many other accolades.. Practice areas. · Car accidents· Truck accidents· Motorcycle accidents· Pedestrian accidents· Cycling accidents· Wrongful death.. Bar AdmissionsU.S. District Court, Eastern District of VirginiaFlorida, 1998Virginia, 1990Honors. AV Preeminent™ Peer Review Rated by Martindale-Hubbell® : attorney reputation assessment system, showing the highest level of skill and ethics .. Virginia Super Lawyers, 2014 - 2019.. You have many choices when it comes to personal injury lawyers in Hampton Roads, on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, or further afield. This can make choosing the right attorney seem overwhelming. While there are many options, it is important to remember that not all personal injury attorneys are capable of offering the same level of experience and dedication to one area of the law, nor are all of them able to prove their skill with a wide range of verdicts and settlements.. It can be difficult to secure a personal injury settlement or verdict. It’s important to hire a lawyer who won’t simply cave into the insurance company. You should hire a devoted personal injury lawyer who knows how to effectively argue for the other party’s complete liability, pursuing the maximum settlement you are owed for your injuries.. Why Choose Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers?. One thing that sets our firm apart from the competition is the fact that our sole focus is on personal injury law. Personal injury attorneys John Cooper, Jim Hurley, and Bill O’Mara do not split their attention between several practice areas. They devote their 50+ years of combined experience entirely to the intricacies and complexities of Virginia personal injury law. This specialization enables us to stay on top of all changes in the Virginia Code and Supreme Court cases, using our knowledge and up-to-date familiarity with Virginia law to our clients’ advantage.. A look at our client testimonials page will also help you understand why Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers has been the standout Norfolk personal injury firm for many residents of Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Hampton, Newport News, Chesapeake, and elsewhere in Virginia. We are not a factory firm where clients are seen as a way to increase our own profits. Instead, we view each client as a member of our own family and pride ourselves on supporting them the same way we would one of our own family members in crisis.. Dedicated to personal serviceYour lawyer will be available to contact 24/7. You will never be left wondering where your case stands. By working closely with you and your family during every stage of your lawsuit, we will provide you with the highest level of personalized service.. You have several choices when it comes to a personal injury attorney, but we believe you deserve nothing less than the best. Our Norfolk personal injury attorneys are prepared to work tirelessly on your behalf, providing constant support and doing everything in our power to ensure you are awarded the maximum settlement your serious injuries deserve.. If you are looking for a personal injury attorney in the Hampton Roads area, please contact Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers today to schedule a free case evaluation. We have a main office in Norfolk and client meeting locations in all six other cities of Hampton Roads and on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Please schedule an appointment if you are visiting any of the client meeting locations.. Unlike many other law firms, we do not forget our clients after we have helped them. We send them regular correspondence and give them the chance to win prizes in raffles. We hope your family members and friends are not injured due to the fault of another. We hope you will recommend them to Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers if the worst happens.

Colin grew up in a military family throughout the US and Europe before graduating from high school in York County, Virginia. Colin currently lives in Virginia Beach with his wife and two sons.. Colin received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Virginia Tech in 2003, and his Juris Doctor from George Mason School of Law in 2006. In law school, he was a full member of George Mason's Law Review, worked as a law clerk at a personal injury law firm in Northern Virginia and interned at the United States Department of Justice.. After graduating from law school, Colin returned to Hampton Roads and practiced as a trial lawyer for five years at the Office of the Public Defender for the City of Norfolk. There, he developed extensive trial experience in hundreds of bench trials and dozens of jury trials.. Colin currently serves the citizens of the Commonwealth of Virginia as a Governor appointed member of the Virginia Board of Corrections.. Colin is a member of both The Virginia State Bar and The North Carolina State Bar. He is also admitted and qualified to practice in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, the U.S.  District Court for the Western District of Virginia, and the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina. Colin is also an active member of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association (VTLA) and a member of North Carolina Advocates for Justice (NCAJ).  In 2016, Colin was selected by Super Lawyers as a "Rising Star".  In 2015, Colin was selected by Virginia Coastal Magazine as a "Top Lawyer".  He has a very active personal injury, admiralty, and criminal defense trial practice.

Chris routinely litigates cases within General District Court, Circuit Court and Federal District Court.  He has litigated in all levels of Virginia’s trial courts as well as litigating in the Virginia Court of Appeals, Virginia Supreme Court, U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, and the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. While knowing that some cases will settle without the need of litigation, Chris prepares every case as if it will ultimately be brought before the court.  He has an active litigation practice helping those wronged by the carelessness of others and is often referred cases from attorneys both local and from around the country.. Chris is a Life Member of the Virginia Beach Volunteer Rescue Squad (VBVRS) where he served as an attendant in charge and a field training instructor to the VBVRS.  He has coupled his EMS & leadership experience in the community and now serves actively on the Tidewater EMS Council which facilitates regional cooperation, planning and implementation of an integrated emergency medical services delivery system.  His citizen engagement extends beyond the courtroom, as he is also a member of the City of Virginia Beach Beaches and Waterway Commission appointed by the City Council.  He is a practicing attorney in the Hampton Roads Community and litigates cases throughout Virginia along with being a member of the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association, Virginia State Bar, Norfolk Portsmouth Bar Association, Virginia Beach Bar Association, and the Norfolk/Newport News Criminal Justice Act Panel.  He has made appearances on television ranging from the safe towing of trailers to winter weather safety, and crashes that occur upon the roadway.

Charlene A. Morring, a native of Norfolk, Virginia, is an attorney and counselor at law with over 20 years of experience representing individuals in matters related to injury, disability, and workers' compensation. Graduating from Old Dominion University, Charlene was honored with the prestigious Kaufman Scholar Award for her outstanding community involvement, academic achievements, and leadership qualities. She furthered her education at the University of Richmond, where she was recognized as an E.W. Hudgins' scholar, highlighting her strong character and leadership skills. Throughout her legal career, Charlene has remained dedicated to serving her community, advocating for those who have been injured. In addition to her legal work, she is actively involved in various community organizations such as ForKids, a nonprofit assisting homeless families, and Young Life, a Christian-based group. Charlene, a devoted wife and mother of five, finds joy in traveling, reading, and spending quality time with her loved ones when she is not diligently representing her clients.

Brandon is a lifelong Virginian who grew to love Hampton Roads during his time at his undergraduate University. After a few years working in Sales, Brandon returned to school at the University of Richmond School of Law.. There, he served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Law & Technology and the President of the Moot Court Board. He was also a member of the Trial Advocacy Board and had the good fortune of attending a Summer of classes at Emmanuel College of Cambridge University.. During law school Brandon also interned at a well-respected regional law firm. After law school Brandon served as an Associate at that same firm, before deciding that he could better help the community by working for Employees, Plaintiffs, and Small Businesses.Brandon's practice focuses on medical malpractice, employment law, and civil litigation - his passion is helping employees, individuals who have become injured, and their families.. Brandon spends his free time with his wife Ruth and their three children (who are far too litigious for their respective ages,) and the furry "children" - Moose, Thor and Darkwing.

Born and raised in Norfolk, Virgina, Mr. Konikoff attended the University of Maryland before earning his juris doctorate from Touro Law Center in 2003.   He is admitted to practice law before all district, circuit and appellate courts in the Commonwealth of Virginia, as well as the United States Federal Court and the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.. Mr. Konikoff presently resides in Norfolk with his wife and two children.. Community and Professional Organizations:. Board Member of Beth Shalom Sands; Member of Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce, American Bar Association and Virginia State Bar.

Bill O’Mara started his legal career in 2008 when he moved back to his home town of Chesapeake. He attended Indian River High School in Chesapeake. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Dartmouth College and a J.D. from Washington and Lee University Law School. He has practiced in the field of plaintiffs’ personal injury and other litigation.. Bill O’Mara gained extensive courtroom and trial experience, including contested trials before judges and juries across Hampton Roads before he arrived at Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers. In 2014, Mr. O’Mara joined Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers as an associate attorney. He became a partner in 2017. He now dedicates his entire practice to helping injured people. He heads up a dedicated premises liability team that helps people injured in slip and fall accidents, trampoline accidents and other accidents at stores, hotels, and restaurants.. Bill O’Mara is married with two daughters and a son. He lives in Chesapeake. He gains satisfaction from helping people through tough times and giving them access to justice after they suffer injuries.. Bill O’Mara’s bar admissions are:

Bailey Gifford joined Cooper Hurley Injury Lawyers in late 2020. Born in Nebraska and raised in Kentucky, she graduated with honors from Central Hardin High School.. After high school, Bailey graduated magna cum laude from Morehead State University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture with an emphasis in Business in 2016.. Bailey went on to the Appalachian School of Law, in Grundy, VA, where she obtained her J.D. in 2020. During her time there, she served as president of the Student Bar Association. Bailey also served as a Student Ambassador and participated as a member of both the Mock Trial and Moot Court teams. During law school, Bailey clerked for The Honorable Elizabeth A. McClanahan, formerly of the Supreme Court of Virginia, as well as for a private law firm in Grundy, VA.. Bailey enjoys exploring the Hampton Roads area with her husband, Kaleb. She looks forward to setting down roots in the area and making Virginia home.