Joshua is an experienced litigator and problem solver with key roles as both in-house and outside counsel in some of the most significant litigation matters of the past decade.
Joshua distills complicated legal issues and case strategy into actionable recommendations that take into account business ramifications. His experience gives him insights into the ramifications that a litigation dispute could have on a company’s bottom line, whether it be civil, criminal, or regulatory in nature.
Joshua most recently served as Director of Litigation and Operations at Clipboard Health, where he was responsible for class action litigation, investigations, and crisis management. Prior to that he was in-house at Twitter, where he defended the company in a number of noteworthy content-related cases, including spearheading the work in Twitter’s successful cert petition to the U.S. Supreme Court in Taamneh v. Twitter.
A dual citizen of the United States and Ecuador and a fluent speaker of Spanish, Joshua has experience both internationally and domestically. Internationally, he has served as a key member of a team litigating before a human rights tribunal in a major case against FIFA seeking equality for women footballers. He also served on a crisis team seeking to resolve a diplomatic dispute between two sovereign nations.
Prior to attending law school, he taught history at Yale, UCLA, CUNY, and the New School after earning his Ph.D. in U.S. history at UCLA. Pursuing a focus in legal history, he has published articles on topics such as criminal justice and the use of history in constitutional law.