Rangeley Bailey | Community Involvement | Events | Firm News |
a Jebaily Law Firm team member hands out antibacterial wipes to two young children during a back to school event giveaway

Jebaily Law Firm was proud to partner with the Weldon Community Unity Foundation to help Florence students start this school year off on the right foot! Helping kids prepare for success in the new school year includes promoting great sleep hygiene, a well-balanced breakfast, and the importance of academic preparation with necessary school supplies.

a Jebaily Law Firm team member talks to two young children at a community event

‘Helping young people is what we love…more so than just about anything’ explains George Jebaily on why this particular community initiative is one they’re so excited to be a part of.

Jebaily Law Firm staff handing out supplies to school children

We wish to extend a special thank you to Monumental Missionary Baptist Church in North Florence for hosting an outstanding event and we wish all school-aged children in Florence a happy return to school!

Rangeley Bailey
Rangeley C. Bailey, Esq.

Rangeley C. Bailey is a partner in Jebaily Law Firm where she concentrates her practice on legal matters involving personal injuries and Social Security disability benefits. Her legal experience spans nearly a quarter century. On top of her active legal practice, Rangeley also serves as a Municipal Judge for the City of Florence.


Rangeley’s community and professional involvement includes serving as an appointed member of the Supreme Court’s Commission on Lawyer Conduct, volunteer fundraising for the American Heart Association, and serving as a Commissioner for the South Carolina Access to Justice Commission. She previously served as the President of the Florence County Bar Association. She is a member of organizations including the South Carolina Association for Justice and the Pee Dee Chapter of the American Inns of Court.


Rangeley earned her law degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law in 2001, and her undergraduate degree from Columbia College in 1998. She is admitted to practice law in South Carolina and before the South Carolina Supreme Court and the U.S. District Court, District of South Carolina.

 

Admitted to South Carolina Bar: 2002

Years of Legal Experience: 24

Connect on LinkedIn