About Maddalena
Maddalena S. Savary co-leads Frazier Law’s Public Interest & Political Law practice group and practices complex civil litigation, with a focus on business litigation, alternative dispute resolution, and appellate practice. Her practice draws upon deep experience across all three branches of government and a career-long commitment to public service, making her particularly well-suited to advise clients navigating politically sensitive disputes, regulatory enforcement matters, and constitutional or election-related litigation.Before joining Frazier Law, Maddalena practiced with one of Arizona’s oldest full-service law firms in the areas of appellate, administrative, civil, and commercial litigation, including health law defense. She previously clerked for the Honorable Kathryn H. King and the Honorable James P. Beene of the Arizona Supreme Court, as well as for then-Judge Beene of the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One. Maddalena’s government-sector experience also includes serving as legislative counsel for a nonprofit advocacy organization and legal externships with the Arizona Supreme Court, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey’s Office of General Counsel, Arizona Secretary of State’s Elections Division, Arizona Attorney General’s Civil Rights Division, and the Arizona House of Representatives Rules Office.Maddalena’s extensive exposure to legislative, executive, and judicial processes provides clients with a distinct advantage in matters of government accountability, ballot access, election administration, and administrative law challenges. She blends litigation skill with a public-interest perspective, enabling her to craft practical and constitutionally-grounded solutions for politically engaged clients.Maddalena graduated with honors from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, earning the highest pro bono distinction, the W.P. Carey/Armstrong Award Prize for Public Service, the Jonathan Paul Schubert Scholarship, the Graduate and Professional Student Association Outstanding Mentor Award, the Rebecca and Michael Berch Scholarship, the Judge Mary M. Schroeder 1st Year Pro Bono Achievement Award, and the Carstens Family Fund Merit Scholarship. Maddalena was a key leader in several student organizations, including the Federalist Society and the Christian Legal Society (CLS).Prior to law school, Maddalena earned her paralegal degree from Pima Community College, and for years supported both public and private sector lawyers in their pursuit of justice. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology cum laude from the University of Arizona.Outside the office, Maddalena enjoys spending time with her husband, children, and grandchildren, and exploring new culinary experiences.
Maddalena S. Savary co-leads Frazier Law’s Public Interest & Political Law practice group and practices complex civil litigation, with a focus on business litigation, alternative dispute resolution, and appellate practice. Her practice draws upon deep experience across all three branches of government and a career-long commitment to public service, making her particularly well-suited to advise clients navigating politically sensitive disputes, regulatory enforcement matters, and constitutional or election-related litigation.Before joining Frazier Law, Maddalena practiced with one of Arizona’s oldest full-service law firms in the areas of appellate, administrative, civil, and commercial litigation, including health law defense. She previously clerked for the Honorable Kathryn H. King and the Honorable James P. Beene of the Arizona Supreme Court, as well as for then-Judge Beene of the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One. Maddalena’s government-sector experience also includes serving as legislative counsel for a nonprofit advocacy organization and legal externships with the Arizona Supreme Court, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey’s Office of General Counsel, Arizona Secretary of State’s Elections Division, Arizona Attorney General’s Civil Rights Division, and the Arizona House of Representatives Rules Office.Maddalena’s extensive exposure to legislative, executive, and judicial processes provides clients with a distinct advantage in matters of government accountability, ballot access, election administration, and administrative law challenges. She blends litigation skill with a public-interest perspective, enabling her to craft practical and constitutionally-grounded solutions for politically engaged clients.Maddalena graduated with honors from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, earning the highest pro bono distinction, the W.P. Carey/Armstrong Award Prize for Public Service, the Jonathan Paul Schubert Scholarship, the Graduate and Professional Student Association Outstanding Mentor Award, the Rebecca and Michael Berch Scholarship, the Judge Mary M. Schroeder 1st Year Pro Bono Achievement Award, and the Carstens Family Fund Merit Scholarship. Maddalena was a key leader in several student organizations, including the Federalist Society and the Christian Legal Society (CLS).Prior to law school, Maddalena earned her paralegal degree from Pima Community College, and for years supported both public and private sector lawyers in their pursuit of justice. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology cum laude from the University of Arizona.Outside the office, Maddalena enjoys spending time with her husband, children, and grandchildren, and exploring new culinary experiences.
Maddalena S. Savary co-leads Frazier Law’s Public Interest & Political Law practice group and practices complex civil litigation, with a focus on business litigation, alternative dispute resolution, and appellate practice. Her practice draws upon deep experience across all three branches of government and a career-long commitment to public service, making her particularly well-suited to advise clients navigating politically sensitive disputes, regulatory enforcement matters, and constitutional or election-related litigation.
Before joining Frazier Law, Maddalena practiced with one of Arizona’s oldest full-service law firms in the areas of appellate, administrative, civil, and commercial litigation, including health law defense. She previously clerked for the Honorable Kathryn H. King and the Honorable James P. Beene of the Arizona Supreme Court, as well as for then-Judge Beene of the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One. Maddalena’s government-sector experience also includes serving as legislative counsel for a nonprofit advocacy organization and legal externships with the Arizona Supreme Court, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey’s Office of General Counsel, Arizona Secretary of State’s Elections Division, Arizona Attorney General’s Civil Rights Division, and the Arizona House of Representatives Rules Office.
Maddalena’s extensive exposure to legislative, executive, and judicial processes provides clients with a distinct advantage in matters of government accountability, ballot access, election administration, and administrative law challenges. She blends litigation skill with a public-interest perspective, enabling her to craft practical and constitutionally-grounded solutions for politically engaged clients.
Maddalena graduated with honors from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, earning the highest pro bono distinction, the W.P. Carey/Armstrong Award Prize for Public Service, the Jonathan Paul Schubert Scholarship, the Graduate and Professional Student Association Outstanding Mentor Award, the Rebecca and Michael Berch Scholarship, the Judge Mary M. Schroeder 1st Year Pro Bono Achievement Award, and the Carstens Family Fund Merit Scholarship. Maddalena was a key leader in several student organizations, including the Federalist Society and the Christian Legal Society (CLS).
Prior to law school, Maddalena earned her paralegal degree from Pima Community College, and for years supported both public and private sector lawyers in their pursuit of justice. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology cum laude from the University of Arizona.
Outside the office, Maddalena enjoys spending time with her husband, children, and grandchildren, and exploring new culinary experiences.
