Brian Bailey selected as Top 100 Lawyer in Texas by The National Black Lawyers

Gibbs Law Group is pleased to announce Brian Bailey has been named to The National Black Lawyers Top 100 list in the state of Texas. This distinguishment recognizes the top 100 African American lawyers in each state for their outstanding legal skills and professional contributions.

The National Black Lawyers is a professional organization dedicated to honoring legal excellence, promoting attorneys as subject‐matter experts, sharing information and fostering a strong national network of top African American lawyers.

About Brian Bailey

Brian represents clients harmed by corporate misconduct in complex litigation including employment discrimination, personal injury, and consumer protection cases. He represents employees and consumers in our cases against Honda, IBM, Amazon, and PG&E. Brian was an integral member of the team that secured $1.5 billion in compensation for over 6,000 survivors of utility-caused wildfires in Northern California, and he currently represents survivors of the Eaton Fire in Los Angeles.

Brian also worked closely with Eric Gibbs to spearhead Gibbs Law Group’s Diversity Fellowship.

Prior to joining the firm, Brian worked at the Federal Labor Relations Authority in Dallas, TX where he conducted investigations on federal unfair labor practices and coordinated federal union elections. Previously, Brian has also represented a high volume of disabled individuals in administrative hearings.

Brian is a 2016 graduate of Texas A&M University School of Law, where he served as the president of the TAMU Black Law Student Association. During law school, he interned for the Honorable Justice Ken Molberg when he was District Judge at the 95th Texas Civil District Court, and served as a research assistant for Professors Michael Z. Green and Sahar Aziz. Prior to law school, Brian worked as an international flight attendant at United Airlines and volunteered as an Occupational Injury Representative at the Association of Flight Attendants, Local Council 11 in Washington D.C.