About Audrey
Audrey Damonte earned her J.D. from the University of the Pacific’s McGeorge School of Law. She completed a rigorous legal education there and moved into practice equipped to manage matters that attain both state and federal forums. Her academic background provided exposure to trial process, appellate briefing and court advocacy.
After law school she became licensed to practice in Nevada. She is also admitted to the Ninth Circuit and the Federal Circuit, credentials that permit her to appear in federal appellate proceedings. Those admissions mirror a tradition that includes work beyond state trial courts. She handles filings and oral argument in appellate settings as a part of her expert duties.
Damonte is an attorney at Holley Driggs, Ltd. At the company she participates in litigation-related work that proceeds through trial and into appeals when cases warrant in addition evaluate. Her role involves making ready briefs, assembling the executive record when suitable, and presenting legal analysis to judges and clerks at both the state and federal levels. She collaborates with colleagues on complex procedural issues and supports control the appellate phases of client matters.
Colleagues describe her work as methodical and actual, emphasizing readability in written submissions and awareness to deadlines. She applies the training from McGeorge School of Law to realistic courtroom and appellate duties. Outside of pleadings, she engages in the case strategy that precedes appellate review, advising clients on the implications of pursuing or defending an attraction. She practices at Holley Driggs, Ltd., handling things in Nevada and in federal appellate courts.
