K. Camp Bailey, a founding partner of the law firm, primarily oversees its operations and diverse projects. An alumnus of Baylor University for both undergraduate and law studies, he began his career as a law clerk for Judge Robert M. Parker of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, gaining valuable insight into federal appellate cases, including those escalated to the Supreme Court. Returning to Houston, Camp joined Williams Bailey, where he passionately advocated for workers harmed by occupational hazards, managing extensive premises liability cases nationwide. He notably contributed to the only individual cigarette trial in Texas and played a key role in representing thousands affected by heart injuries from the harmful Fen-Phen drug combination.