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Job Titles:

• Member of the Boards of Directors of the Phil Hardin Foundation
• Member of the Mississippi Bar

Kacey Guy Bailey, a Laurel, MS native, joined Glover, Young, Hammack, Walton & Simmons, PLLC in 2019. She has practiced law in Meridian for 15 years. Kacey obtained her undergraduate degree in Politics from Princeton University in 2001. She worked on Capitol Hill as a Legislative Assistant for Congressman Ronnie Shows (MS-04) before returning home to Mississippi. Kacey graduated from the University of Mississippi School of Law, obtaining her Juris Doctor degree in 2006. Kacey represents individuals and businesses in civil litigation, including personal injury, premises liability, healthcare law, and medical malpractice and product liability defense. Her practice includes energy and utilities law and public sector defense. She advises business clients in corporate governance, contract formation, and contract disputes. Kacey practices before chancery courts in the areas of family law and wills and estates. Kacey is a member of The Mississippi Bar and the Lauderdale County Bar Association, having served as President of the local bar. She has served on the Committee on Professional Responsibility of The Mississippi Bar, the Access for Justice Commission, and on the board of directors of the Mississippi Center for Legal Services. Kacey is a member of the boards of directors of The Phil Hardin Foundation and the Eastman Memorial Foundation (Lauren Rogers Museum of Art). She is a member of the Meridian Rotary Club. She is past president of the Junior Auxiliary of Meridian and the Meridian Symphony League. She has served on the boards of directors of the East Mississippi Business Development Foundation, Meridian Symphony Association, and the Boys and Girls Club of East Mississippi. Kacey is active in the Princeton Alumni Association of Mississippi. Kacey was recognized as a "Top 20 Under 40" by the Meridian Star and as an Emerging Congressional Staff Leader by the John C. Stennis Center for Public Service for the 107th Congress. Kacey and her husband Bo, a Meridian native, are the parents of two daughters. They attend First Baptist Church of Meridian, and Kacey volunteers in its children's ministry.

Job Titles:

• Member of the Board of Trustees of Meridian Community College

Ralph E. Young, Jr. is a Meridian native and has been actively engaged in the practice of law in Meridian since 1968. Ralph received a BBA degree from the University of Mississippi with a major in banking and finance. He received his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Mississippi in 1967. After graduating from law school, Ralph served as a law clerk for the Supreme Court of Mississippi. Ralph's practice focuses primarily on corporate law, business law, commercial real estate, banks and banking, probate, trusts and estates, and collections. He is general counsel for several corporations, and is also general counsel for the Meridian Airport Authority. Overall I am actual blessed with replica watches this acquirement as I use it all the time. It is breitling replica actual baby so I can calmly backpack it in my abate bags. There are replica watches aswell beyond sizes and altered designs/colours available, so if this isn`t your cup of tea afresh I`m abiding you`ll replica watches acquisition addition that will clothing you better!This corrective accessory is one of my favourite replica items. It is replica louis vuitton so versatile, I can use it in my backpack to accumulate little $.25 and pieces in, or to replica handbags put accomplish up in, or to authority added things.. It`s great! It looks absolutely like the absolute account also, the covering is acutely bendable and adaptable with no actinic smell. It is aswell actual able-bodied made, with no issues with the zip or thread. Ralph was elected a Fellow of the Mississippi Bar Foundation in 1996 and elected a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation in 2007. He was named by Law & Politics magazine to its 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009 lists of Mid-South Super Lawyers. He is "AV" rated (the top classification) by the prestigious Martindale-Hubbell lawyer rating system. Ralph was selected a 2013 Top Rated Lawyer in Banking and Finance Law by American Lawyer Media and Martindale-Hubbell. Ralph served two terms as a member of the Board of Directors of the University of Mississippi Law Alumni Association. He also served as a member of the State Judicial Nominations Committee during the administration of former Governor William Winter. He is a member of the Lauderdale County Bar Association (former President), The Mississippi Bar, and the American Bar Association. Ralph was a member of the Mississippi Air National Guard from 1968 to 1975 and served as a member of the Judge Advocate General Office during that period. Ralph has been a member of the Board of Trustees of Meridian Community College since 1984 (having served as Chairman seven times). He is a member of the Board of Directors and an officer of the G. V. "Sonny" Montgomery Foundation. Ralph is a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, where he has held several offices, including that of Senior Warden. He has served as President of the Meridian Community College Foundation and the Meridian Museum of Art. He has also served as Chairman of the Key Chapter of the American Red Cross and as Chairman of the Meridian Corps of The Salvation Army. Ralph's wife, Martha, is a retired real estate agent. They have three children, Ted Young, Allison Record, and Carrie Lewis. Ralph's practice focuses primarily on corporate law, business law, commercial real estate, banks and banking, probate, trusts and estates, and collections.

Job Titles:

• Leader
• Fellow of the Mississippi Bar Foundation
• Member of Central United Methodist Church

Ronnie L. Walton, a Carthage native, has been a member of the Meridian law firm of Glover, Young, Hammack, Walton and Simmons, PLLC since 1976. He received his B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from Mississippi State University in 1971. Prior to entering law school in 1973, he worked as a chemical engineer for Milliken & Company, one of the world's leading textile and chemical companies. He received his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Mississippi in 1975. Ronnie practices predominately in the fields of civil litigation (primarily on the defense side), municipal law, commercial and residential real estate, and wills and estates. He has trial and appellate experience in state and federal courts ranging from State Justice Court to the Federal Court of Appeals. A partial listing of the types of cases which he has litigated include motor vehicle collisions, railroad crossing collisions, electric line contact injuries, insurance bad faith claims, products liability claims, employment discrimination claims, fire losses, chemical contaminations, lender liability, will contests, real property disputes and contract disputes. He is former City Attorney and former Municipal Court Judge for the City of Meridian. In 2014, he was recognized as one of Mississippi's Leading Attorneys by the Mississippi Business Journal. He has obtained an AV rating from Martindale Hubbell. Ronnie is a Fellow of the Mississippi Bar Foundation. He has served as President of the Lauderdale County Bar Association and President of the Young Lawyers Section of the Lauderdale County Bar Association. He is a former member of the American Bar Association and the Mississippi Defense Lawyers Association. Ronnie has served on and chaired numerous Bar committees. He served two terms on the Board of Bar Commissioners from the 10th Circuit Court District and served on the Executive Committee of the Mississippi Bar. He was appointed by the Mississippi Supreme Court to serve two terms on the Complaints Tribunal of the Mississippi Bar. He has chaired the Law School Liaison and Education and Professionalism Committees of the Mississippi Bar and the Economics of Law Practice Committee of the Young Lawyers Section. He has also served on the Budget and Finance Committee, Elections Committee, By-Laws Revision Committee, and the Access to Justice Commission. Ronnie has been a leader in various civic, educational and charitable organizations on both a local and state level. He is the Secretary and General Counsel of the Phil Hardin Foundation. He has served as National President of the Mississippi State University Alumni Association, President of the Community Foundation of East Mississippi, President of the Lauderdale County Chapter of the American Cancer Society, President of the Meridian Kiwanis Club, President of the Meridian Symphony Association and President of the Lauderdale County Chapter of the American Red Cross. He was appointed by Mississippi Governor William Winter to serve on the Board of Directors of the Pat Harrison Waterway District and was subsequently elected as its President. He also served two four year terms as a member of the Mississippi Commission on Teacher and Administrator Education, Certification and Development. In 1983 he was named Meridian's Outstanding Young Man of the Year. Ronnie is an active member of Central United Methodist Church. He has served as Lay Leader, Chairperson of the Staff-Parish Relations Committee and Music Committee, and as a member of the Administrative Council. He is a member of the Sanctuary Choir. Ronnie and his wife, the former Dianne Partridge of Meridian, have two adult sons and six grand-children. Ronnie has 34 years of experience, predominantly in the fields of civil litigation (primarily on the defense side), commercial and residential real estate, and wills and estates. He has trial and appellate experience in state and federal courts ranging from State Justice Court to the Federal Court of Appeals.