Josh Goldberg is an associate in the Franchise Law practice group, as well as the Innovation & Technology and Entertainment & Sports practice groups at Greenspoon Marder. Mr. Goldberg concentrates his practice on representing franchisors, franchisees, professional athletes, creators, brands, and startups in the media and technology fields in all aspects of commercial transactions.

Mr. Goldberg served as the President of the Sports, Entertainment, Fashion and Art Law society at Florida International University’s College of Law. Mr. Goldberg established FIU Law’s first-ever sports and entertainment law symposium in 2021. In 2022, Mr. Goldberg hosted the second annual symposium titled: The Metaverse and the Law. The Sports Lawyers Association awarded Mr. Goldberg third place nationally in its 2020 student writing competition for his paper titled: The Rooney Rule and the Lack of Minority Coaches in the NFL.

In 2020, Mr. Goldberg helped create the Florida Bar’s EASL Student Council. From 2021-2022, Mr. Goldberg served as the student liaison between the Florida Bar’s EASL section and all Florida law schools.

In addition, he pursued an intellectual property certificate through FIU Law’s Certificate Program. Prior to law school, Josh graduated from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business where he majored in marketing and international business.

Mr. Goldberg was recently named as a LinkedIn Top Voice where he shares his thoughts on the crossover of the athlete, influencer, and CPG economy. He is also an active member of The Sports Lawyers Association and the Florida Bar’s Entertainment, Arts & Sports Law Section.

Bar Admissions

• Florida

Education

• J.D., Florida International University, College of Law, 2022
• FIU Law’s Intellectual Property Certificate Program
• B.A., Indiana University, Kelley School of Business, 2019

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