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Natice Locke is a litigator with a background in complex business and general liability litigation. She represents a diverse clientele, including corporations, trusts, hotels, schools, and national financial institutions. Natice brings extensive courtroom and litigation experience, having successfully handled matters from pre-trial strategy through depositions and hearings.
Natice began her legal career clerking for the Honorable Joanna S. Kishner at the Eighth Judicial District Court in Las Vegas, where she gained invaluable insight into judicial reasoning and courtroom procedure. Her early experiences include work in federal and state courts, public service, and regulatory compliance—particularly in Nevada’s highly regulated cannabis industry.
Natice earned her J.D. from the William S. Boyd School of Law at UNLV, where she was a senior staff member of the Nevada Law Journal, recipient of a full academic scholarship, and deeply involved in public interest and advocacy initiatives. She holds a B.S. in Criminal Justice, cum laude, from the University of Nevada, Reno.
She is admitted to practice in Nevada and has passed the California Bar, with admission pending swearing-in.
Education:
- J.D., William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
– Business and Commercial Law Concentration
– Nevada Law Journal, Senior Staff
– Full Tuition Academic Scholarship - B.S., Criminal Justice, cum laude, University of Nevada, Reno
Bar Admissions:
- Nevada, 2019
- California, Passed 2022 (Pending Admission)
Professional or Trade Affiliations:
- Member, Black Law Students Association (Former VP)
- Volunteer, Kids’ Court School
- Participant, Clark County Bar Association Moot Court Competitio
Selected Publications:
- A Look at Federal and State Laws Regulating CBD Pet Products, Elevate Nevada (2019)
- DOJ Creates More Confusion, Gaming America (2019)
- Sports Betting in America, Clark County Bar Association Communiqué (2019)
Contributing Author, The Elephant in Nevada’s Hotel Rooms: Social Consumption of Recreational Marijuana, Nevada Law Journal Forum (2018)