Corine E.G. Bailey leads the Law Office of Corine E.G. Bailey PC as its esteemed founder and president. With a law license acquired in 1983, Corine can practice law in Virginia and Pennsylvania. She's an alumnus of Temple University in Philadelphia, boasting a Bachelor of Science (BS), a Master of Education (MED), and a Juris Doctorate (J.D.).

Corine is deeply committed to championing the causes of the less privileged and is proactive in enhancing prospects in the legal and educational sectors.

Her illustrious career saw her mediate for the Philadelphia Bar Association for half a decade. Subsequently, she became a court-appointed attorney and Guardian ad litem in Virginia before focusing on her private practice. Her expertise covers civil cases, bankruptcy, personal injuries, and trusts and estates for two decades. Additionally, Corine has an educational background, teaching in public schools and as an adjunct professor at Virginia State University. Her legal memberships span from the Virginia and Pennsylvania Supreme Court to several U.S. District and Bankruptcy Courts.

She is a member of

The Supreme Court of Virginia (1985–current)

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania (1983–2015, retired)

United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania

United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia

United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Virginia

United States Court of Appeal for the 3rd Circuit.