Josh Concepcion is an associate in the Firm’s Corporate practice group.
He previously joined Weintraub Tobin as a summer associate while completing his degree at UC Davis School of Law at King Hall. During law school, he served as a Senior Symposium Editor for the UC Davis Law Review, Public Relations Chair of the UC Davis Moot Court Honors Board, Vice President of the Entertainment and Sports Law Society, and Co-Chair of the Filipino Law Students Association. He also represented King Hall on the Council of Student Affairs and Fees, where he analyzed and voted on proposed student tuition budgets, and was a member of the Schwartz/Levi Inn of Court. In 2022, Josh was honored as a Diversity Fellow with the Sacramento County Bar Association.
Josh received his B.A. in Theater from UCLA, where he focused in playwriting. A play he read during his studies inspired him to pursue a career in law—an experience that sparked his passion for serving his community and advocating for others. He brings that same devotion to service and commitment to his law practice, aiming to provide invaluable support to his clients.
Outside of his professional practice, Josh enjoys exploring California’s natural landscapes, discovering new cuisines, and writing and producing music.
State Bar of California
Member
Sacramento Filipino American Lawyers Association
Board Member
Awards
Diversity Fellow, Sacramento County Bar Associaton, 2022
Academic Excellence, Sacramento Filipino American Lawyers Association, 2023
J.D., University of California, Davis – School of Law, 2024
B.A., University of California, Los Angeles, 2021
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Weintraub Tobin is pleased to welcome Josh P. Concepcion as an associate in the Firm’s Corporate practice group. He will be based in the Firm’s Sacramento office. Josh previously joined Weintraub Tobin as a summer associate and Diversity Fellow while completing his degree at UC Davis School of Law at…
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