Overview

Patice Gore is an associate in the firm’s commercial and employment litigation practice groups. She represents clients in various aspects of federal and state court proceedings throughout California and has experience in motion practice in these venues. Outside of litigation, Patice works closely with clients to develop unique strategies to address their needs and interests.

Patice has published several articles, including a column in the Daily Journal entitled, “Autonomously Arriving,” discussing the potential legal impact of self-driving or autonomous vehicles. She has also presented several seminars addressing litigation issues arising from insurance claims.

Education

Loyola Law School, Los Angeles (J.D.)
University of Southern California (B.A., International Relations)

Admissions

Bar Admissions
State Bar of California

Court Admissions
U.S. District Court for the Central District of California
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California

Publications/News

“Insurance 101: Evaluating Coverage Tenders under General Liability Policies”, American Bar Association
“Are We There Yet? Paving the Way for Autonomous Vehicle Claims”, CLM Magazine
“Isaac Asimov’s Laws and the Rise of Self Driving Cars”, Daily Journal
“It’s the End of the [Automobile Insurance] World As We Know It”, Daily Journal
“AVs Speed Past State and Federal Law”, Daily Journal
“Long-Awaited Federal Driverless Car Policy”, Daily Journal
“Long Road Ahead for Autonomous Vehicle Laws”, Daily Journal