JOSHUA KORR (Partner)
Josh is an experienced attorney who specializes in representing Bay Area technology companies in high-stakes litigations. He has litigated hotly-contested cases connected to evolving technologies such as DNA sequencing, cryptocurrency, IoT, biometric sensors, ride-sharing, and artificial intelligence. Josh is often charged with organizing and translating complex subject matter into the pleadings and motions that form the foundation of litigation advocacy.
Josh’s areas of expertise include:
securities litigation
general business disputes
internal and government investigations
trade secrets
high-net-worth family law and Marvin actions
appellate litigation
Prior to joining Alto Litigation, Josh graduated in the top of his law school class at the University of California, College of the Law, San Francisco (f/k/a UC Hastings) and then clerked at the Supreme Court of Hawai’I for the Honorable Paula A. Nakayama and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals for the Honorable Richard R. Clifton. Following his clerkships, Josh joined Morrison & Forrester, a Bay-Area-based international firm, where he specialized in securities litigation and white-collar defense.
Before entering law school, Josh was a professional musician who toured with notable world musicians all over North America.
EDUCATION
University of California, College of the Law, San Francisco
(J.D., summa cum laude)
Executive Editor, Hastings Law Journal
Hampshire College
Music Composition
Latin American Literature
PRACTICE AREAS
Securities Litigation
Intellectual Property Litigation
Appellate Litigation
SEC Investigations
ADMISSIONS
Member, State Bar of California
Admissions: United States District Court for the Northern District of California; Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS & ACTIVITIES
Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Hawaii, Richardson School of Law, Teaching Legal Writing
Leadership Council, Family Violence Appellate Project (2019–2021)
Supreme Court of Hawaii Pro Bono Project (2015)
Joshua also supports the Humane Societies of Marin and Hawaii, Advocates for Public Interest Law, Legal Aid of Marin, and the Impact Fund