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Josh Rojas is a member of the Adams & Reese Corporate Services Practice Group and an Associate in the Nashville office.
Josh represents businesses in a wide array of corporate matters, transactions, regulatory compliance, and other legal needs across various industries, including transportation, logistics, warehousing, and alcoholic beverage manufacturing, among others. In addition to providing contractual support, Josh assists clients with a wide range of labor and employment needs, including executive compensation, employee benefit plans, severance, equity, and other compensation arrangements. Clients consult with Josh regarding investment diversification, securities compliance, among other legal needs.
Through his summer clerkships, Josh gained valuable experience drafting and revising legal documents, summarizing leases and sales agreements, and drafting letters to the USPTO. He also drafted pleadings and motions, supporting litigation and trial preparation. His judicial internship with The Hon. Judge Paul L. Huey of The Thirteenth Judicial Circuit entailed conducting extensive research, thoroughly reviewing documents for accuracy, and assisting in case management. Under guidance, Josh also drafted judicial orders.
A magna cum laude graduate of the University of Tennessee College of Law, Josh advanced his legal education by serving as a research assistant to Prof. Ben Barton. In this role, he conducted legal research and drafted memoranda on technology’s role in enhancing access to the justice system, the history of the law review and class rankings, and analyzed the readability of Dobbs and Brown. He also edited written work to ensure precision, clarity, and cohesiveness. Notably, he also served as Executive Editor of the Tennessee Law Review, was a Teaching Assistant in Torts I & Torts II classes and won the CALI award: Transactional Clinic. He was also named co-champion of Baylor Law School’s prestigious The Closer National Transactional Law Competition, one of the most selective and demanding competitions in the country.
As an undergraduate at the University of South Florida, Josh participated as a mentor in the USF Transfer Engagement & Achievement Mentorship Program, in which he supported transfer students by connecting them with USF resources and campus offerings.
Josh looks forward to becoming active in the Nashville legal community through the local and state bar associations, as well as engaging in pro bono work and community service initiatives.
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Education
- University of Tennessee College of Law, J.D., magna cum laude | 2025
- University of South Florida, B.A. | 2022
Bar Admissions
- Tennessee
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Publications
- Forcing Divestiture Dynamics: Solving the Cartel Conundrum by Structural Remedy, 92 TENN. L. REV. 933 (2025)
- Note, Jack Daniel’s Properties, Inc. v. VIP Products, LLC, 91 TENN. L. REV. 769 (2024)
- Class Rank and Law Review’s Impact on Job Seekers’ Ability to Stand Out and Tennessee Law Review’s Role in Enhancing Equity by Breaking Their Historical Link, TENN. L. REV. (April 2024)
Education
- University of Tennessee College of Law, J.D., magna cum laude | 2025
- University of South Florida, B.A. | 2022
Bar Admissions
- Tennessee