In 2003, Cynthia realized she wanted to help injured claimants, rather than representing insurance companies and that’s when she switched sides and began representing accident victims and malpractice claimants.  Since then, Cynthia has helped thousands of clients achieve fair outcomes and recover compensation after tragic events caused by corporate and individual wrongdoers.  As a plaintiff’s attorney, Cynthia has successfully resolved hundreds of cases for her clients, including six and seven figure settlements.  In 2021, Cynthia was lead counsel with Bailey Law Firm on the first civil jury trial held in Pima County after the courts reopened following the COVID-19 Pandemic.  

Over the years, Cynthia has gained experience in learning from and utilizing medical experts and treating providers to help patients with their recovery to maximize the value of their claims.  She is often asked by providers and experts whether she has any formal medical training, but the truth is, Cynthia has had a keen affinity for medicine which helps her understand medical conditions and treatments better than the average lawyer.  Cynthia subscribes to multiple medical journals and regularly reads peer review publications and abstracts, even reaching out to the authors for more information.  She likes to say that she knows “just enough medicine to be dangerous,” but her background and interest in the medicine makes her an ideal attorney to prosecute cases involving complex health and medical issues.