Josh Tuchscherer

Partner @Meshbesher & Spence - Personal Injury Lawyers

Minneapolis, MN, US

Josh Tuchscherer is a partner and trial lawyer with Meshbesher & Spence. He has committed his practice to representing families and individuals who have been injured in cases involving personal injury, medical malpractice, wrongful death, defective products and harm caused by wrongdoers. The following are examples of cases in which Josh has helped individuals and families:• Parents who lost their four year old daughter due to a physician and nurses’ failure to order and administer antibiotics to a child with a known bacterial infection. • The surviving spouse and children of a gentlemen who died as a result of the failure to diagnose and treat a heart attack.• A woman who was forced to undergo a bilateral mastectomy due to the negligence of her primary care physician in diagnosing breast cancer.• A premature infant who lost all the fingers on his hand due to negligent care from a neonatologist.• A 45 year old man who lost function of his legs and was unable to work and care for his disabled son due to misplaced hardware during spinal surgery.• A young woman who was catastrophically injured and suffered a tramatic brain injury when a semi-truck made an illegal u-turn and blocked four lanes of travel causing a collision.• A gentleman who lost both of his legs below the knee in a boating accident.• A young woman who couldn’t work because of neck and back injuries sustained in a car crash.• A woman who lost her leg due to a physician’s failure to diagnose a blood clot. As a result of Josh’s success at trial he has recovered millions of dollars for his clients. He has been honored as a Super Lawyer and Rising Star and was recognized in 2006 as one of Minnesota’s Up & Coming Attorneys. He is a member of AAJ, MNAJ, WAJ, Minnesota Bar Association, Wisconsin Bar Association, American Board of Trial Advocates, and the Douglas K. Amdahl Inn of Court. Josh also voluntarily represents women and children who are victims of domestic abuse.