Patrick is a member of the Litigation Department and has a broad and varied practice in litigation including personal injury, commercial, administrative, constitutional, labour law & tax law.

Prior to joining the Firm, Patrick has worked with the Attorney General's Chambers since 2003, where he occupied a number of senior positions including Director of Litigation, Deputy Solicitor General and he also acted as Solicitor General during which time he had administrative responsibility for the operation of the Chambers.

Prior to joining the Attorney General's Chambers, Patrick had extensive experience in private practice, having practiced with two major law firms.

In his over 25 years of practice, he has gained extensive experience as an advocate and has appeared frequently as senior counsel in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeal and before the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.

Patrick was appointed Queen's Counsel in August 2008 for distinguished advocacy in the Courts.

Patrick has tutored at the former College of Arts, Science & Technology now known as UTECH.

Admitted to Practice in 1982.

Areas of Practice
Civil Litigation
Administrative & Constitutional Law
Employment Law & Industrial Disputes
Matrimonial Property Disputes
Personal Injury

Education
Norman Manley Law School
University of the West Indies

Membership
Jamaica Bar Association