Sarah Mendola - Attorney Profile - Tannenbaum Helpern Syracuse & Hirschtritt LLP

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Education:

College: Emory, 2004, B.A. in English and Political Science
Honors: Phi Beta Kappa

Law School: University of Texas, 2007, JD
Honors: Texas Law Review, Order of the Coif

Prior Affiliations: Dechert LLP

Bar Admissions: New York State, SDNY, EDNY

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Litigation and Dispute Resolution

Sarah Mendola
Associate

(212) 508-7535 Phone
(212) 202-7649 Direct Fax

Sarah E. Mendola is an associate in the firm's Litigation and Dispute Resolution department. Her practice focuses on complex commercial litigation, as well as other areas of dispute resolution.

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