About Justin
Justin Bailey earned his law degree from Albany Law School in 2011 after completing undergraduate studies in political science at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs in 2008. He attended college beginning in 2004 and moved east for law school in 2008. Those years shaped his early interest in public service and courtroom work.
While still in law school, Bailey took part in student practice at the Albany County Public Defender’s Office in 2009. That placement put him in courtrooms and in client interviews. It was practical training rather than classroom theory. He left Albany Law prepared to begin practice.
In 2012 he worked as a lawyer at Sanders Law Office. The listing of that firm among his early roles marks one of his first paid positions after law school. The record shows he has been admitted to practice in Colorado, New York and Massachusetts, and he has kept ties to bar organizations in each state.
Bailey’s professional memberships underscore the breadth of his legal interests. He holds current memberships in the American Association for Justice, the New York State Bar Association Department of Pro Bono Affairs, the Colorado Bar Association and the El Paso County Bar Association. Those affiliations have kept him plugged into local and national professional conversations and volunteer opportunities.
Colleagues and records describe a lawyer who moved from student defender work into private practice fairly quickly. The public defender placement provided hands-on courtroom exposure early on, and his time at Sanders Law Office represents early experience as a practicing lawyer. He has worked across multiple jurisdictions, which requires attention to differing procedural rules and state practice requirements.
Outside of memberships and the offices listed in his early career, there is little public biographical detail about later firm affiliations or published scholarship. His path shows a mix of public service training and private practice experience, and his memberships suggest ongoing engagement with bar activities and pro bono work. He currently practices law across Colorado, New York and Massachusetts.
