Joshua Robert Dale

Mr. Dale is a seasoned civil litigator specializing in employment, business, tort liability, and constitutional law. With extensive training in alternative dispute resolution, he has served as a panel neutral for the Los Angeles County Superior Court’s arbitration panel. He has tried numerous cases and argued before state and federal appellate courts. Previously a partner at a Newport Beach law firm, Mr. Dale has defended commercial businesses and government agencies in employment and contract disputes, handled anti-SLAPP motions, defended class actions, and advised clients, judges, and law firms on ethical issues in corporate governance and legal practice.

Licensed to practice in California, Nevada, and various federal courts nationwide, Mr. Dale represents for-profit and nonprofit corporations, business leaders, legislators, and judges. His community involvement and legal work have earned him awards from local business leaders, congressmen, and community organizations. He holds a B.A. in Communications from California State University, Fullerton (1997) and a J.D. with cum laude honors from Pepperdine School of Law (2000), where he also earned a Certificate in Dispute Resolution. At Pepperdine, he served as a student body representative, an editor for the Pepperdine Law Review, and a coach and member of several moot court teams.

Mr. Dale is a Trustee of the Fullerton Public Library and has served as a Director of the Fullerton Historic Theatre Foundation and the Fullerton Public Library Foundation. A member of The Federalist Society, he is also a Life Member of the National Rifle Association, a member of the California Rifle & Pistol Association, and a shooting enthusiast who represents firearms industry stakeholders and hobbyists.