Patrick "Packey" Conlon is an Associate in Locke Lord's Litigation Department. Packey regularly represents clients in high stakes litigation of complex commercial, business tort, health care, and class action matters in jurisdictions across the country. He has a broad scope of trial and appellate court experience, including jury and bench trials at the state and federal level, oral argument at the appellate level, and engaging in summary judgment, deposition, discovery, arbitration, and pre and post-trial practice.
Packey advises and counsels clients in a variety of business litigation and dispute resolution matters, most often including the defense of officers and directors against claims for breach of fiduciary duty. Packey additionally has represented clients in connection with commercial contract disputes, protection of valuable trade-secret information, corporate governance disputes, non-compete agreement enforcement, business and securities fraud, and adversary proceedings pending in bankruptcy court.
Patrick "Packey" Conlon is an Associate in Locke Lord's Litigation Department. Packey regularly represents clients in high stakes litigation of complex commercial, business tort, health care, and class action matters in jurisdictions across the country. He has a broad scope of trial and appellate court experience, including jury and bench trials at the state and federal level, oral argument at the appellate level, and engaging in summary judgment, deposition, discovery, arbitration, and pre and post-trial practice.
Packey advises and counsels clients in a variety of business litigation and dispute resolution matters, most often including the defense of officers and directors against claims for breach of fiduciary duty. Packey additionally has represented clients in connection with commercial contract disputes, protection of valuable trade-secret information, corporate governance disputes, non-compete agreement enforcement, business and securities fraud, and adversary proceedings pending in bankruptcy court.
As part of his commitment to public service, Packey is the co-founder and co-chair of the Chicago Bar Association’s Anti-Violence Task Force. Packey also maintains an active pro bono practice which has included representing a high school student in connection with his individualized education program. During law school, Packey served as a student-attorney for the University of Michigan Law School’s Civil-Criminal Litigation Clinic and Human Trafficking Clinic. In addition, Packey held a Symposium Editor position on the Michigan Journal of Law Reform, where he helped organize and run a symposium on the 50th Anniversary of the enactment of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, exploring the current state of immigration law and reform in the United States. During the passage of Concealed Carry and Health Care legislation in Illinois, Packey interned for the Office of the General Counsel to the former Governor of Illinois, Pat Quinn. At the Governor’s office, one of Packey’s roles included analyzing clemency petitions and making recommendations to the Governor concerning the expungement of rehabilitated prisoners. Motivated by the clemency process, Packey published a comment for the Michigan Journal of Law Reform that analyzed and supported the retroactive application of a Supreme Court case that held it unconstitutional to impose mandatory life without parole sentences against juvenile offenders.