Josh Dowell

Josh Dowell is a devoted trial attorney at McElroy Parris Trial Lawyers, APLC, Ojai, California, where his practice is solely focused on handling complex injury cases. Since his admission to the bar in 2017, he has worked closely under the guidance of seasoned attorneys, gaining invaluable experience and insight into the intricacies of personal injury law.

In addition to his role as an attorney, Mr. Dowell serves as a litigation professional at the firm. With a robust background as a trial presentation consultant before transitioning into law, he brings a unique set of skills to the courtroom. His deep understanding of trial dynamics and storytelling techniques enables him to effectively convey the narratives of his clients, ensuring their stories resonate with the jury. This experience has equipped him with the knowledge to handle more major injury trials than many lawyers encounter throughout their entire careers.

Mr. Dowell's approach to legal representation is deeply personal and client-centered. From the outset of each case, he dedicates himself to fully understanding not only the legal details but also the personal and human aspects of his clients' situations. This commitment to knowing each client as an individual allows him to advocate with genuine passion and empathy, qualities that are palpable when he presents in court.

A proud alumnus of the Trial Lawyers College, Mr. Dowell has honed his skills in the art of trial advocacy, which complements his thorough legal understanding. His dedication and adept handling of legal proceedings have led to the successful litigation of hundreds of large cases, through which he has secured millions of dollars in recoveries for his clients.

Mr. Dowell’s legal practice is marked by a blend of thorough legal acumen, innovative courtroom strategies and a heartfelt commitment to his clients. His ability to intertwine his comprehensive understanding of the law with a profound empathy for those he represents makes him a standout advocate for those affected by serious injuries.