Bailey Law Firm
Official Bailey Law Firm business agent. Bailey Law Firm is an Arizona personal injury, medical malpractice and business litigation law firm representing individuals, families and businesses.
About Bailey Law Firm
Bailey Law Firm describes itself as an Arizona firm focused on personal injury, professional negligence, and business and corporate law, helping clients recover after catastrophic events, resolve disputes and protect what they have built. The about page says the team has decades of legal experience and substantial trial experience, and that the firm guarantees a lawyer who is experienced in managing million-dollar cases, well-regarded among judges and other lawyers, passionate for working with clients, and connected with a network of expert witnesses.
Jenna Bailey is named as Founder and Lead Trial Attorney; the home page says she has a decade of experience litigating cases and has handled hundreds of depositions, dozens of jury trials and countless court appearances. The team page lists Alexandra G. Van Duffelen, Allison Rains, Thomas Bailey, John Murphy, Jennifer Depoorter, Marisela Cuevas, Hazel Artus and Val Valenzuela. The firm says its team includes former prosecutors and that it is fluent in English and Spanish.
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About Bailey Law Firm
Bailey Law Firm describes itself as an Arizona firm focused on personal injury, professional negligence, and business and corporate law, helping clients recover after catastrophic events, resolve disputes and protect what they have built. The about page says the team has decades of legal experience and substantial trial experience, and that the firm guarantees a lawyer who is experienced in managing million-dollar cases, well-regarded among judges and other lawyers, passionate for working with clients, and connected with a network of expert witnesses.
Jenna Bailey is named as Founder and Lead Trial Attorney; the home page says she has a decade of experience litigating cases and has handled hundreds of depositions, dozens of jury trials and countless court appearances. The team page lists Alexandra G. Van Duffelen, Allison Rains, Thomas Bailey, John Murphy, Jennifer Depoorter, Marisela Cuevas, Hazel Artus and Val Valenzuela. The firm says its team includes former prosecutors and that it is fluent in English and Spanish.
On results, the home page states the firm has recovered more than $20 million for clients in Phoenix, Tempe, Scottsdale and nearby communities, and a case results section lists past matters such as a golf cart accident in Phoenix at $500K, a medical malpractice matter involving a surgeon in Tucson at $450K and a dog bite in Flagstaff at $150K. Review widgets on the site show a Google rating score of 4.9 of 5 based on 39 reviews. These are published past figures only; the site does not say what any new case is worth or what any result would be. The firm's own disclaimer notes that information on the site is informational only and is not legal advice.
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What Bailey Law Firm does
Bailey Law Firm lists its legal services in three groups. Serious personal injury law covers dog bites, car, bike and pedestrian crashes, wrongful death, premises liability, trucking accidents and dram shop liability. Medical negligence covers elder abuse and neglect and medical malpractice. Business and corporate law covers commercial litigation, employment law and real estate legal help. The firm describes itself as Arizona personal injury and medical malpractice lawyers and says its team includes former prosecutors and trial attorneys. Contact is by phone at 480-681-5408 for the Tempe office or 520-497-4800 for the Tucson office, or through the contact form on the site.
The contact and intake forms let a person pick the legal issue from this list: dog bite; car, bike or pedestrian crash; wrongful death; premise liability; trucking accident; dram shop liability; elder abuse and neglect; medical malpractice; commercial litigation; real estate law; employment law. The firm also states it is fluent in English and Spanish.
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What Bailey Law Firm does
Bailey Law Firm lists its legal services in three groups. Serious personal injury law covers dog bites, car, bike and pedestrian crashes, wrongful death, premises liability, trucking accidents and dram shop liability. Medical negligence covers elder abuse and neglect and medical malpractice. Business and corporate law covers commercial litigation, employment law and real estate legal help. The firm describes itself as Arizona personal injury and medical malpractice lawyers and says its team includes former prosecutors and trial attorneys. Contact is by phone at 480-681-5408 for the Tempe office or 520-497-4800 for the Tucson office, or through the contact form on the site.
The contact and intake forms let a person pick the legal issue from this list: dog bite; car, bike or pedestrian crash; wrongful death; premise liability; trucking accident; dram shop liability; elder abuse and neglect; medical malpractice; commercial litigation; real estate law; employment law. The firm also states it is fluent in English and Spanish.
On prices and cost, the website publishes no price list, no hourly rates and no fees or estimate figures for any service. It states only that the firm accepts cases on a contingency fee basis and that consultations are free. Anyone who needs a quote, a fee estimate or the specific rates that would apply to a matter has to ask the firm directly. Whether the firm can take a particular case, and any deadline that may apply to it, are not stated on the site either.
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Where Bailey Law Firm works
Lists Murphy, Summit, Maspeth, Chandler, Flagstaff, Mesa, Phoenix, and Surprise as a location. Names Arizona, Flagstaff, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, and Tucson as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.
Prices
Bailey Law Firm publishes no prices, no hourly rates, no fee schedule and no cost estimate figures on its website. What it does publish about how it charges appears at the foot of every page: "Bailey Law Firm accepts cases on a contingency fee basis. That means that unless and until the case is successfully resolved, either by settlement or court award, you pay no attorney's fees." The home page states the same idea as "No Upfront Charges - We only get paid after we win for you. We win, or you don't pay." The about page says "It costs absolutely nothing to see if you have a case."
Consultations are described as free and confidential, and the booking page is headed "Book a Free Case Review." The dog bite and medical malpractice pages both say those case types are taken on a contingency fee basis and that the firm also provides second opinions and case reviews.
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Prices
Bailey Law Firm publishes no prices, no hourly rates, no fee schedule and no cost estimate figures on its website. What it does publish about how it charges appears at the foot of every page: "Bailey Law Firm accepts cases on a contingency fee basis. That means that unless and until the case is successfully resolved, either by settlement or court award, you pay no attorney's fees." The home page states the same idea as "No Upfront Charges - We only get paid after we win for you. We win, or you don't pay." The about page says "It costs absolutely nothing to see if you have a case."
Consultations are described as free and confidential, and the booking page is headed "Book a Free Case Review." The dog bite and medical malpractice pages both say those case types are taken on a contingency fee basis and that the firm also provides second opinions and case reviews.
The site does not state the contingency percentage, whether case costs or expenses are charged separately, or how business and corporate matters such as commercial litigation, employment law or real estate work are billed. Anyone who needs a quote, an estimate, the applicable rates or written fee terms should ask the firm for them directly by calling 480-681-5408 or using the contact form. The site also states that the firm does not represent a client until they meet and sign a fee agreement.
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How Bailey Law Firm works with clients
Bailey Law Firm offers a free case review that a person can request online or by phone. The booking page at baileylawfirmaz.com/book-case-review is headed "Book a Free Case Review" and carries a form asking for first and last name, email, phone, the legal issue from a drop-down list, and a message. The header of every page has a "Book Online" button and the phone number 480-681-5408. The contact page carries the same form, and the Tempe and Tucson office numbers and addresses. The site says all consultations are confidential.
The dog bite and medical malpractice pages use longer intake forms that ask additional screening questions, such as the location and date of treatment, whether treatment has been received, and details of the provider or dog owner. Those pages state that the screening questions are used to make an initial determination as to whether a consultation would be productive, and that in some circumstances the firm does not feel it can help and will contact the person to cancel a requested appointment.
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How Bailey Law Firm works with clients
Bailey Law Firm offers a free case review that a person can request online or by phone. The booking page at baileylawfirmaz.com/book-case-review is headed "Book a Free Case Review" and carries a form asking for first and last name, email, phone, the legal issue from a drop-down list, and a message. The header of every page has a "Book Online" button and the phone number 480-681-5408. The contact page carries the same form, and the Tempe and Tucson office numbers and addresses. The site says all consultations are confidential.
The dog bite and medical malpractice pages use longer intake forms that ask additional screening questions, such as the location and date of treatment, whether treatment has been received, and details of the provider or dog owner. Those pages state that the screening questions are used to make an initial determination as to whether a consultation would be productive, and that in some circumstances the firm does not feel it can help and will contact the person to cancel a requested appointment.
Two limits are stated plainly on the site and should be repeated to anyone asking. Submitting a form does not establish an attorney-client relationship, and information sent through the web form is not confidential or privileged. The firm says it does not represent a client until they meet and sign a fee agreement, and asks people not to send confidential case information before that meeting. No appointment times, hours or scheduling calendar are published, so booking is arranged by the firm after contact.
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Hours and contact
Bailey Law Firm publishes two Arizona office locations. The Tempe office is located at 6515 South Rural Road, Suite 201, Tempe, AZ 85283, phone 480-681-5408, fax 480-302-7881. The Tucson office is located at 6131 East Grant Road, Tucson, AZ 85712, phone 520-497-4800, fax 480-302-7881. The phone number shown in the site header on every page is 480-681-5408.
On the areas served, the firm describes itself as an Arizona firm and says on its home page that it has recovered more than $20 million for clients in Phoenix, Tempe, Scottsdale and nearby communities. Its published case results name matters in Tucson, Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Surprise, Flagstaff and Yavapai County. The dog bite page says the firm represents individuals and families across Phoenix. The about page says the firm is based in Arizona, is licensed in several states, and partners with lawyers across the country when an Arizona client is injured or doing business in another state.
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Hours and contact
Bailey Law Firm publishes two Arizona office locations. The Tempe office is located at 6515 South Rural Road, Suite 201, Tempe, AZ 85283, phone 480-681-5408, fax 480-302-7881. The Tucson office is located at 6131 East Grant Road, Tucson, AZ 85712, phone 520-497-4800, fax 480-302-7881. The phone number shown in the site header on every page is 480-681-5408.
On the areas served, the firm describes itself as an Arizona firm and says on its home page that it has recovered more than $20 million for clients in Phoenix, Tempe, Scottsdale and nearby communities. Its published case results name matters in Tucson, Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa, Chandler, Surprise, Flagstaff and Yavapai County. The dog bite page says the firm represents individuals and families across Phoenix. The about page says the firm is based in Arizona, is licensed in several states, and partners with lawyers across the country when an Arizona client is injured or doing business in another state.
Office hours are not published anywhere on the website. There is no opening time, closing time, weekend schedule or after-hours line listed, so hours have to be confirmed with the firm. To contact the office, book an appointment or schedule a case review, call the number for the location you want or fill in the contact form at baileylawfirmaz.com/contact-us. The site says all consultations are confidential.
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Careers and working at Bailey Law Firm
Bailey Law Firm maintains a careers page describing what it is like to work at the firm and how to express interest in future openings.
Current openings
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Careers and working at Bailey Law Firm
Bailey Law Firm maintains a careers page describing what it is like to work at the firm and how to express interest in future openings.
Current openings
- The careers page currently states no available positions.
- Hiring needs can change, so anyone interested in working at the firm should check back or contact the firm directly for the latest information.
How to express interest
- Prospective candidates are invited to send a resume by email to: employment@baileylawfirmaz.com.
- Individuals with disabilities who would like to request an accommodation in the application process are asked to call the firm directly at 480-681-5408.
Workplace and benefits
The careers page highlights that Bailey Law Firm is a small firm and describes several benefits:
- Health insurance
- Paid holidays
- Generous vacation policy
- Retirement bonus
- Incentive bonus opportunities
An employee testimonial on the page describes working at Bailey Law Firm as feeling like being part of a family, with colleagues who support one another and celebrate each other's successes.
Equal opportunity statement
Bailey Law states that it is committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. The firm is an equal opportunity employer and says it does not discriminate on the basis of:
- race
- national origin
- gender or gender identity
- sexual orientation
- protected veteran status
- disability
- age
- or other legally protected status
What is not published
- The website does not list salary ranges, specific job descriptions, or application deadlines.
- Anyone who needs details about available roles, compensation, or the status of an application should contact the firm directly using the contact details on the site or the employment email above.
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Community engagement and Bailey Law Cares
Bailey Law Firm highlights community engagement as a core value of the firm.
Bailey Law Cares and community work
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Community engagement and Bailey Law Cares
Bailey Law Firm highlights community engagement as a core value of the firm.
Bailey Law Cares and community work
- The firm routinely sponsors and participates in local charitable events and causes.
- Employees receive quarterly paid days off to volunteer with a charity of their choice.
- The firm uses its legal work, donations and volunteer time to support vulnerable people, animals and the broader Arizona community.
Organizations and causes supported
Bailey Law Firm, and in particular founder Jenna Bailey, are involved with a range of community and charitable organizations, including:
- Neighbors Who Care – Mrs. Bailey serves on the Board of Directors of this local nonprofit, which helps seniors maintain their independence and continue living safely and comfortably in their own homes.
- Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) – Arizona – Jenna Bailey serves as the state chairwoman of the Board for MADD Arizona. She supports efforts to seek compensation for victims, punish wrongdoers, deter preventable harm, and help businesses that serve alcohol implement policies and procedures to prevent drunk driving.
- Saving Paws Rescue Arizona – Mrs. Bailey and her family are active volunteers and supporters of this German Shepherd and Belgian Malinois rescue that frequently takes on severe medical cases.
- Girls on the Run – Jenna Bailey supports this program, which helps girls build confidence, develop meaningful relationships and discover the joy of movement.
- Shelter to Soldier – Mrs. Bailey is a donor and supporter of this nonprofit that rescues dogs from shelters and trains them as psychiatric service dogs for veterans and active‑duty service members dealing with PTSD and related challenges.
- Arizona Animal Welfare League (AAWL) – Jenna previously served as Chair of the Advocacy Committee, leading efforts to improve animal‑welfare legislation. Her work as a former prosecutor included advocating for harsher criminal punishment for serious acts of animal abuse; the site notes that a new law strengthening penalties passed in 2019.
Additional community involvement
- Mrs. Bailey volunteers as a judge for Arizona State University law school moot court competitions and as a volunteer instructor at Arizona Teen Court's Annual Summit.
- She has teamed with local colleagues on fundraising efforts, including a Make‑A‑Wish Arizona team that raised over $8,000 in about 10 days to grant wishes for Arizona children with life‑threatening illnesses.
- The firm notes that each team member volunteers for causes of their choice, and that Bailey Law provides paid time off so employees can give back.
The firm invites people to follow its social media channels for updates on current community projects and charitable initiatives.
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Dog bite and dog attack cases in Phoenix and Arizona
Bailey Law Firm publishes a dedicated page on dog bite and dog attack claims in Arizona. It says the firm represents individuals and families across Phoenix injured in dog attacks, and lists what it helps with: filing personal injury claims related to dog bites and attacks; pursuing compensation for medical bills, lost wages, emotional trauma and scarring; navigating insurance coverage, which it says is typically through homeowners' insurance; and litigating complex cases, including those involving children or disputed liability.
The page describes the steps it suggests after a bite: call emergency services and seek medical attention, document the scene with photographs and witness contact information, call animal control and report the incident, avoid speaking to the owner's insurance company, and consult a dog bite lawyer. It also says not to sign anything without first speaking with an attorney.
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Dog bite and dog attack cases in Phoenix and Arizona
Bailey Law Firm publishes a dedicated page on dog bite and dog attack claims in Arizona. It says the firm represents individuals and families across Phoenix injured in dog attacks, and lists what it helps with: filing personal injury claims related to dog bites and attacks; pursuing compensation for medical bills, lost wages, emotional trauma and scarring; navigating insurance coverage, which it says is typically through homeowners' insurance; and litigating complex cases, including those involving children or disputed liability.
The page describes the steps it suggests after a bite: call emergency services and seek medical attention, document the scene with photographs and witness contact information, call animal control and report the incident, avoid speaking to the owner's insurance company, and consult a dog bite lawyer. It also says not to sign anything without first speaking with an attorney.
As general background the page states that Arizona is a strict liability state, meaning owners are responsible for injuries caused by their dog's bite even without a history of bites or aggression, and that owners are not responsible where the injured person trespassed or provoked the dog. That is the firm's published general description of the law, not advice about any one case.
The page says dog bite cases are taken on a contingency fee basis, that the firm also provides second opinions and case reviews, and that consultations are confidential. No prices, rates or fee percentages are published. To book a consultation or ask about cost, call 480-681-5408 or use the form on the page.
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Medical malpractice and medical negligence claims
Bailey Law Firm handles medical malpractice and other medical negligence matters, including elder abuse and neglect. Its medical malpractice page describes malpractice as instances where healthcare professionals fail to provide proper treatment, resulting in harm to the patient, and lists four elements of a case: duty of care, breach of duty, causation and damages. It names general types of medical malpractice lawsuits in Arizona as failure to diagnose serious conditions, surgical errors, birth injury and medication mishandling.
On process, the firm says it evaluates a case and consults with expert witnesses before even filing a lawsuit, and that those expert witnesses are other doctors in the relevant medical specialty who review medical records and can testify at deposition or trial. It describes the steps it suggests for someone who suspects malpractice: gather all relevant medical records, imaging studies and bills; contact the firm to discuss the case; and pursue a formal complaint with the relevant government entity and legal action. The page also notes that hospitals, facilities, management companies, staffing agencies and administrators are often involved in lawsuits in addition to physicians, and that not all bad medical outcomes mean the provider was negligent.
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Medical malpractice and medical negligence claims
Bailey Law Firm handles medical malpractice and other medical negligence matters, including elder abuse and neglect. Its medical malpractice page describes malpractice as instances where healthcare professionals fail to provide proper treatment, resulting in harm to the patient, and lists four elements of a case: duty of care, breach of duty, causation and damages. It names general types of medical malpractice lawsuits in Arizona as failure to diagnose serious conditions, surgical errors, birth injury and medication mishandling.
On process, the firm says it evaluates a case and consults with expert witnesses before even filing a lawsuit, and that those expert witnesses are other doctors in the relevant medical specialty who review medical records and can testify at deposition or trial. It describes the steps it suggests for someone who suspects malpractice: gather all relevant medical records, imaging studies and bills; contact the firm to discuss the case; and pursue a formal complaint with the relevant government entity and legal action. The page also notes that hospitals, facilities, management companies, staffing agencies and administrators are often involved in lawsuits in addition to physicians, and that not all bad medical outcomes mean the provider was negligent.
The page says medical malpractice cases are taken on a contingency fee basis and that the firm offers second opinions and case reviews. It publishes no prices, rates or fees, and no filing deadlines. To schedule a consultation, call 480-681-5408 or submit the intake form on the page.
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What Bailey Law Firm has not published yet
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- prices and legal fees for this firm
- availability or capacity to take on a specific case
- case outcomes or compensation amounts for new matters
- success rates or guarantees of results
- specific response times or timeframes to resolve a case
- scope of attorney-client engagement terms or contracts
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What Bailey Law Firm has not published yet
These are things people ask Bailey Law Firm that its published information does not yet cover.
- prices and legal fees for this firm
- availability or capacity to take on a specific case
- case outcomes or compensation amounts for new matters
- success rates or guarantees of results
- specific response times or timeframes to resolve a case
- scope of attorney-client engagement terms or contracts
- any confidential or privileged status before a signed fee ag
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