Bailey Frank is a litigation associate, based in our Washington DC office. Her practice focuses on complex healthcare litigation, representing healthcare providers, organizations and institutional clients in a broad range of disputes in federal and state courts.
Bailey has substantial experience defending healthcare-related claims, including professional negligence, wrongful death, constitutional violations and institutional liability. Her practice encompasses complex litigation involving healthcare delivery, regulatory and statutory obligations, organizational policies and procedures, and allegations of inadequate medical care.
Prior to joining the firm, Bailey managed complex litigation matters across multiple federal jurisdictions, including the Northern and Eastern Districts of California and the Eastern District of North Carolina. She has extensive experience developing and executing litigation strategies, conducting fact and expert discovery, taking and defending depositions, briefing and arguing dispositive motions, and advising clients throughout all stages of litigation.
Bailey approaches litigation with an emphasis on strategic problem-solving, thorough legal analysis and practical solutions tailored to her clients’ business and operational objectives.
Represented healthcare providers and institutional clients in complex litigation in the Northern and Eastern Districts of California and the Eastern District of North Carolina, including wrongful death, medical negligence and federal civil rights actions involving allegations of deliberate indifference, supervisory liability and unconstitutional policies and practices.
Successfully obtained dismissal with prejudice in a federal civil rights action in the Northern District of California and defended healthcare clients in high-exposure litigation involving patient deaths, suicide prevention protocols and institutional healthcare practices.
American Bar Association, Subcommittee on Animals in Agriculture
Presenter, National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC) Conference, Austin, Texas, July 2026. Presented on deposition strategy and best practices in healthcare litigation.