Patrick is an associate with Hanson Bridgett's Appellate Practice Group, where he focuses on appeals and law and motion in the state and federal courts.
Before joining Hanson Bridgett, Patrick worked at a global law firm, where his practice focused on commercial litigation. He has experience litigating complex and high-stakes disputes in bankruptcy, class actions, products liability, and multi-district actions. His practice included appellate litigation in federal courts.
Patrick received a B.A. from the University of California at Irvine, a M.A. in Political Science from the University of California at Santa Barbara, and a J.D. from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law (magna cum laude). He was a Senior Notes Editor of the Hastings Law Journal, was a member of the moot court board, and successfully briefed and argued a Ninth Circuit pro bono appeal with the Hastings Appellate Project. He also served as an extern for the Honorable Justice Ming Chin on the California Supreme Court.
Publications
"Case to Resolve Split on Stateside Discovery for Foreign Arbitration," Daily Journal (May 2021)
"Appealing Orders on Arbitration in Federal Court," Daily Journal (March 2021)
"Arbitrability: Searching for Assent," co-author, Daily Journal (January 2021)
"Consumer Arbitration Wrinkles," co-author, Daily Journal (November 2020)
"Calif. High Court Could Limit DA Enforcement Actions," Law360 (June 2020)
“Parol Evidence,” chapter in The Jurisprudence of Roger Traynor (2015)
Note, Peasant Revolt: Why Congress Should Eliminate the Tax Benefits on Dead Peasant Policies, 65 HASTINGS L.J. 551 (2014)
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Blog Posts
"Appealing Motions to Compel Arbitration in Federal Court," Appellate Insight (March 2021)
"Sanctions for Partially Frivolous Appeals in California," Appellate Insight (November 2020)
"Amicus Briefs: The Difficulties in Navigating the Party Presentation Rule," Appellate Insight (June 2020)
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