Josh Dubin Net Worth 2023, Age, Wife, Children, Height, Family, Salary

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Early Life

Josh Dubin was born and raised in America around 1977, age 46 years. He is the president of Dubin Research and Consulting, Inc. (DRC), a Manhattan-based consulting firm that specializes in jury selection, persuasive visual aids, and trial strategy for complex civil and criminal matters. Josh is regarded as perhaps the most preeminent trial strategy and jury consultant in the nation, having earned high praise from some of the most accomplished members of both the civil and criminal bars.

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As an attorney and member of the Florida Bar, Josh regularly works with some of the most successful attorneys and law firms in the country, including Winston & Strawn, Quinn Emanuel, Holland & Knight, Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, Roy Black, Barry Scheck, Jay Eisenhofer, Jerry Shargel, Jerry Lefcourt, and Peter Neufeld.

His background as an experienced trial attorney with an apprenticeship in applied social psychology (concentration in jury selection and group decision-making dynamics) has served as the foundation for the paradigm at DRC – providing sophisticated, out-of-the-box analytical advice, integrating the most innovative legal and social psychology strategies, within the specific context of jury trials, bench trials, and alternative dispute resolution.

Over the past decade, Josh has assisted with jury selection, persuasive visual aids, witness preparation, and trial strategy on a wide range of high-profile civil and criminal cases all over the country. Josh was a faculty member for the Eye Witness Identification Litigation Reform Network annual conference, chaired by Barry Scheck.

ABC’s 20/20 regarded Josh as the “leading jury and legal consultant on major criminal and civil cases. He has written thousands of voir dire questions, watched hundreds of jury members file into courtrooms around the country, and is often sought by top-tier defense attorneys and plaintiffs’ attorneys for his advice on jury selection, trial strategy and presenting the facts.”

Josh Dubin Book

He recently co-authored a book entitled The Law of Juries for Thomson Reuters, who referred to him as a “master strategist” and “secret weapon.” His co-author, former United States Federal Judge Nancy Gertner, praised him by saying “he completely masters the details of the case, and brings to bear not only legal analysis, but also the teachings of social psychology, his multiple areas of expertise.”

Josh Dubin Wife

Josh Dubin is married to Gillian. She is an Interior Designer by profession. They have dated for a long time before they got married. Gillian was the master mind of the house they renovated in New York. The house was so weird but Gillian as an interior designer helped designed the new looking luxury mansion.

How tall is Josh Dubin?

He is 6 feet tall, Dubin weighs around 67kg. He has a dark hair and dark eye color whereas his body build is average. However, his body measurements have not been disclosed yet.

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Josh Dubin and Clemente Aguirre-Jarquin and others via DRC

Josh Dubin net worth — Josh Dubin and Clemente Aguirre-Jarquin and others via DRC

Josh Dubin was the attorney for Clemente Aguirre-Jarquin. He was the man who spent nearly 15 years in prison — including a decade on death row — for two murders before being freed in 2018 filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office, the agency that investigated the case.
Clemente Aguirre-Jarquin was convicted of the 2004 murders of Cheryl Williams and her mother Carol Bareis in Seminole County and sentenced to death. But the Florida Supreme Court vacated the conviction in 2016 because of confessions made by Samantha Williams, Cheryl Williams’ daughter and Bareis’ granddaughter, that she was the killer.

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Aguirre-Jarquin was set to go to trial again in November 2018, but the Seminole-Brevard State Attorney’s Office dropped the case after new testimony raised issues about Samantha Williams’ alibi the night of the killings. Aguirre-Jarquin, now 39, was freed and lives in Tampa.
“Clemente’s nightmare was the direct result of the failure of the Seminole County Sheriff’s office to conduct a constitutionally adequate investigation, free of ethnic stereotypes and false assumptions, into the 2004 murders [of Williams and Bareis],” said the lawsuit, which was filed in Orlando’s U.S. District Court by Miami attorney Josh Dubin.