Awards & Media
Mr. Mangi has been recognized by a number of legal publications and associations as a leading contributor to the practice of law and his community.
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“Under 40 Hot List” – Benchmark Litigation (2016). The list recognizes “the achievements of the nation’s most accomplished legal partners” ages 40 and under. According to the publication, “[t]hrough a process of peer review and case examination, this list has been compiled over a process of many months to assemble this collection of young, up-and-coming attorneys.”
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“Future Star” – Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC’s Benchmark: America's Leading Litigation Firms and Attorneys (2016). The publication recognizes lawyers “seen as on the cusp of established stardom by the market, [who] play a vital role in illustrating a firm's bench strength and its generational succession plan.”
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“Rising Star” – New York Law Journal (2014). The publication recognizes the most promising lawyers under the age of 40 who have demonstrated that they are top contributors to the practice of law and their communities. The publication notes that these lawyers “represent the next generation of dynamic, intelligent and civic minded New York bar leaders.”
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“Rising Star” – Minority Corporate Counsel Association’s Diversity & the Bar magazine (2014). MCCA selected 12 up-and-coming attorneys for 2014. The publication notes these lawyers for their “immense talent and ability to rise to the occasion.”
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"Best Lawyers Under 40" – National Asian and Pacific American Bar Association (2014). The organization selected 21 honorees from across the United States who “have achieved prominence and distinction in their respective fields while demonstrating a strong commitment to the community at relatively early stages in their careers.”
Mr. Mangi’s work includes cases of public importance that have been covered extensively in the media. Examples of recent coverage include:
- “Muslims Sue Over Denial of Bid to Build Mosque in New Jersey Suburb” (The New York Times, March 11, 2016)
- “Islamic Group Files Lawsuit Over Denied Mosque After Years-Long Planning Battle, Vandalism” (NBC News, March 21, 2016)
- “N.J. town is the face of bigotry after rejecting mosque” (Star-Ledger, March 25, 2016)