Bailey Pearson

ABOUT

Bailey Pearson is a post-bar law clerk in the Sacramento office. She brings a diverse legal background with experience in judicial research and writing, legislative and public policy advocacy, dependency law, and corporate legal matters. Her experience includes working for Judge Consuelo Callahan on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, participating in McGeorge School of Law’s Legislative and Public Policy Clinic, and supporting contract, compliance and business-related legal matters with the Sacramento Kings. She also served as a legal intern with Dependency Legal Services, gaining experience in dependency proceedings and legal advocacy involving children and families.

Through these experiences, along with her involvement in Moot Court, Bailey has developed a strong foundation in legal research, analysis, written and oral advocacy, and strategic problem-solving. Her varied legal background allows her to approach complex legal issues with a thoughtful, analytical, and practical perspective.

Bailey earned her B.A. in International Relations, with a concentration in International Comparative Politics, from the University of the Pacific and her J.D. with a concentration in Capital Lawyering from the University of the Pacific – McGeorge School of Law. Bailey is a member of the Federal Bar Association and Women Lawyers of Sacramento.

Outside of work, Bailey enjoys cooking and experimenting with new recipes, cheering on her favorite sports teams, and spending quality time with friends and family.