Alexandra Calton Elevated to New AAJ Leadership Position

Bailey Glasser litigator Alexandra J. Calton continues in leadership with the American Association for Justice’s Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Section, moving from Secretary to Membership Liaison. In this position, Alexandra will drive strategic initiatives to expand and deepen engagement across the Section’s current and prospective membership.

Based in Bailey Glasser’s Birmingham, Alabama office, Alexandra is a member of the firm’s award-winning Mass Torts Practice Group. She represents individuals and class members harmed by defective firearms, medical devices, pharmaceutical drugs, and sexual abuse. She has been recognized by Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch and as a National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40.

The AAJ Pharmaceutical and Medical Device Section addresses significant issues involving pharmaceutical products and medical devices, including orthopedic implants, prescription-drug side effects, manufacturer and distributor liability, federal preemption, class actions, and multidistrict litigation. The Section also provides members with educational resources, professional connections, and access to litigation groups focused on specific drugs, devices, and emerging areas of litigation.

Alexandra has been an active member of AAJ and previously served on the New Lawyers Division: Publications Committee and Professional Development Committee. Her present appointment as Membership Liaison reflects her continued leadership within AAJ and her commitment to building a strong and engaged community of trial lawyers nationwide.

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