Josh Goldberg advises companies and helps them navigate all stages of litigation, including pre-filing resolutions, administrative complaints with BOLI and the EEOC, mediation, and trial. He uses his advocacy skills and the trial experience he earned while clerking for multiple judges in state and federal court to effectively represent clients. Josh takes a personal and proactive approach to advising clients on workplace policies, drafting confidentiality, non-solicitation, and non-competition agreements, and responding to requests for protected leave. Josh also frequently works with colleges, universities, and other educational institutions on issues of Title IX compliance, student privacy, disability accommodation, and discrimination.
 
Josh graduated with a B.A. in Political Science from Williams College and a J.D. from Lewis & Clark Law School. Throughout his legal education, Josh remained steadfastly committed to community service. He received Community Service Awards, co-founded the Lewis & Clark Law School’s Law Student Diversity Action Committee, helped businesses navigate complex civil litigation at the Western Resources Legal Clinic, and was an Associate Editor for the Environmental Law Review. He was also inducted into the Cornelius Honor Society in recognition of his distinguished scholarship, leadership, and contribution to Lewis & Clark Law School. Prior to law school, Josh also developed a knack for anticipating risk and crafting creative solutions that advanced the policy initiatives of Secretary of State Kate Brown, now Oregon’s Governor.