Experience
Before joining Brueckner Spitler Shelts, Josh served as an Assistant Attorney General in the Consumer Protection and Advocacy Section of the Arizona Attorney General’s Office. In this role, he was dedicated to enforcing all civil remedies available under the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act, which targets unfair business practices within the state. His tenure allowed him to proudly serve the people of his home state.
Josh also benefited greatly from his experience as a clerk for the Honorable Judge Philip G. Espinosa of the Arizona Court of Appeals. During his time there, he contributed to the drafting of numerous judicial opinions and memorandum decisions spanning a wide array of cases, from criminal appeals to intricate civil matters involving Mexican corporate law. It was in this capacity that Josh gained invaluable firsthand insights into the nuances of Arizona law and the profound impact of strong legal writing on the success of an advocate in representing their clients.
During his time in law school, Josh was an active member of the Arizona Law Review, where he served as an Articles Editor. He represented the College of Law as part of the team that participated in the ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition in Chicago. His early legal experience was enhanced through participation in the Civil Rights Restoration Clinic, affording him the opportunity to represent pro bono clients in numerous hearings before Superior Court judges.