About Josh Mann

Josh Mann is a dedicated water attorney with nearly two decades of experience resolving complex water issues that involve multiple stakeholders. He is the founder and principal attorney at Mann Water Law, where he specializes in water law, tribal water law, and mediation. Josh's extensive background includes representation of tribal, federal, state and local governments and the private sector, providing him with a unique skillset and perspective for solving even the most entrenched water problems.

• Founder and Principal Attorney, Mann Water Law: Established Mann Water Law, focusing on water law, tribal water law, and mediation. This role has honed his expertise in water rights grant writing and mediation, enhancing his ability to navigate complex legal landscapes.

• Policy Analyst, U.S. Department of the Interior: Served as a liaison on Tribal water rights settlements throughout the western US. This position provided him with in-depth knowledge of federal Indian law and water law, equipping him to handle intricate water rights issues effectively.

• Attorney Advisor, Office of the Solicitor, U.S. Department of the Interior: Represented various client agencies on water issues. Through this role, he mastered natural resources law, enabling him to provide comprehensive legal advice on water-related matters.

• Special Assistant Attorney General, New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission: Worked on water law and settlement negotiations. His work here involved acquiring skills in settlement negotiation and implementation, crucial for resolving water disputes.

• Special Assistant to the Area Manager/Project Manager, Bureau of Reclamation: Managed water resource projects. This experience developed his project management and water resource management skills, essential for overseeing water law projects.