Josh’s practice involves representation focusing on a variety of subject matters, including First Amendment issues; intellectual property (patent, copyright, and trademark) infringement and ownership; consumer litigation; fraud, contract and property disputes; and other complex litigation matters, in both state and federal court. In part due to his substantial professional experience in information technology prior to law school, Josh takes a special interest in technology-related matters, including e-discovery and intellectual property matters.

Publications
Joshua contributes ongoing analysis and commentary on developments in intellectual property law, with a focus on Virginia.  Please visit his Virginia IP Law blog at http://www.virginiaIPlaw.com.

Co-author, "Bye, Bye, Blackwelder? Recent Cases and the Standards for Preliminary Injunctions in Virginia's Federal and State Courts," Virginia State Bar Litigation Section's Litigation News, Spring 2009

Representative Engagements
Representation of a hierarchical church in extensive and high-profile church property litigation, involving novel and complex statutory and constitutional issues (see client website)

Representation of national banks and consumer reporting agencies in litigation alleging violations of consumer rights statutes, such as the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)

Representation of an international commercial client in a federal fraud and breach of contract lawsuit, including extensive electronic discovery

Representation of title insurance companies in easement and boundary line disputes

Pro Bono Engagements
Representation and participation as guardian ad litem in no-fault divorce cases

Participation in the Wills for Heroes program (drafting wills, advanced medical directives, and power of attorney documents for first responders)

Representation of a non-profit clinic seeking to revise its policies regarding data access and law enforcement