Judge Amy Dale Hogue received her A.B. Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude from Duke University in 1974, she obtained a Masters in Philosophy as a Fulbright Scholar at Cambridge University in 1975, she was a Graduate Fellow at Harvard University Kennedy School of Government in 1976, and she obtained her J.D. with honors on a Womble Scholarship from Duke University School of Law in 1979 while on the Editorial Board of the Duke Law Journal. After passing the California bar in 1979, she joined Lillick, McHose & Charles, which became Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro and then Pillsbury Winthrop, where she became senior partner. Her practice focused on media defense and intellectual property litigation. She also worked as a mediator in over 75 cases before she was appointed to the bench in 2002 by Governor Gray Davis.
Author
Co-author of Streamlining Discovery - Los Angeles Lawyer - October 2016
Earth to President Clinton: "Contact" Has Every Legal Right To Use Footage Of The President - Pillsbury Winthrop LLP - September 1998
Practitioner's Guide to California Right of Publicity Law - Pillsbury Winthrop LLP - February 1998
Presentations
Brown bag lunch - Association of Business Trial Lawyers, Young Lawyers Division - March 1, 2018
Links
Los Angeles Superior Court - Courtroom Rules
The Robing Room - Hon. Amy D. Hogue
Superior Court Amy Hogue Draws Write-In Opponent - Metropolitan News-Enterprise
Davis Appoints Three Private Practitioners to Superior Court - Metropolitan News-Enterprise