Robert A. Mandel is co-founder of Mandel Young plc (www.mandelyoung.com), a Phoenix-based appellate law firm. Known for his potent advocacy, Rob routinely appears in business, constitutional and public law disputes pending in the federal and state appellate courts, where he handles appeals of final judgments, preliminary injunctions and other interlocutory decrees, petitions for writs of certiorari (review) and mandamus (special actions), certified questions, motion practice, and the representation of amici curiae. Rob also is retained as appellate counselor-in-residence, working collaboratively with litigators to optimize their cases for trial and appeal and undertaking primary responsibility for critical projects, including dispositive motions.
“Remember this: the facts always drive the law.” It has been about two decades since my first mentor, a giant...
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