Patrick L.DuBois

Associate

San Diego + 1.858.314.1152

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Patrick DuBois represents and counsels clients in a variety of complex litigation matters, including internal investigations, government enforcement proceedings, and high-stakes multidistrict litigation. He has diverse litigation experience in state and federal courts, including e-discovery and document management, motions practice, offensive and defensive discovery, preparation of witnesses, and pretrial preparation.

Patrick's recent work includes representing a national pharmacy in nationwide litigation relating to opioid dispensing and distribution practices.

Patrick maintains an active pro bono practice, which has included representing tenants facing eviction in state court and incarcerated clients alleging civil rights violations in federal court. He also recently assisted a trial team win asylum for a Salvadoran family fleeing political persecution.

Experience

  • Verizon prevails in sexual harassment and defamation jury trialJones Day client Verizon secured a complete defense verdict in a five-day sexual harassment and defamation jury trial in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois.
  • NACDL amicus brief provides impetus for Supreme Court criminal sentencing decisionCiting an amicus brief authored by Jones Day for the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers ("NACDL"), the Supreme Court resolved a longstanding question of criminal resentencing law that fractured the Court seven years earlier.
  • Meyer Bergman closes European Retail Partners III FundJones Day acted as counsel to Meyer Bergman, Ltd. in the formation and closing of Meyer Bergman European Retail Partners III, which, together with its dedicated co-investment vehicles, is a €990 million real estate private equity fund making investments in the retail sector  across Europe.
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