Bailey Sanders’ scholarship considers the ways in which market competition advances gender equality, as well as the importance of women’s representation in politics and the judiciary. Her research has been published in peer-reviewed journals and law reviews, as well as Oxford Press.
Bailey received her PhD in 2019 and JD in 2021, both from Duke University. Following law school, she clerked on the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals for the Honorable Judge Gerald E. Tjoflat and then practiced in the McDermott, Will & Emery antitrust practice group in Washington D.C. Her experience included corporate counseling, merger review, antitrust analysis and advocacy, governmental investigations, and civil litigation (class action and individual). Her clients spanned the healthcare, pharmacy benefit managers, and cement and aggregates industries.
