Bailey Jones

Bailey is a Nashville native who was born, raised, and attended school in the greater Nashville area.

Bailey attended the University of Mississippi for undergrad, where she received her bachelor’s degree in International Relations and Spanish. Her thesis work while in undergrad was centered on global immigration policy. As a part of her undergraduate program, Bailey additionally attended the University of Deusto in Bilbao, Spain.

Bailey went on to receive her Juris Doctor from Loyola University Chicago. While in law school, Bailey immediately began work clerking for an immigration firm in the Chicago area. She also worked as a bilingual student attorney for Loyola’s Community Law and Employment Arbitration clinics, where she served underprivileged members of the community by providing free legal representation as a licensed student-attorney. There, her work primarily focused on children’s rights and discrimination-based cases.

After graduating from law school, Bailey was licensed in the State of Illinois and continued to practice in the field of immigration in Chicago. During the pandemic, she decided it was time to return Nashville to be with her family and to continue her work in the community she has always considered home.

Bailey is passionate about immigrant rights and has dedicated her career to helping families stay together, happy and safe in the place they call home. She is fluent in Spanish and specializes in family and humanitarian-based immigration. Bailey is an active member of the American Immigration Lawyer’s Association.

Outside of work, Bailey enjoys spending time with her friends and family and is an avid fan of the Ole Miss Rebels and Nashville Predators.