Zupkus & Angell has a history entrenched in community service. In 1977 founding partner Rick Angell signed up as a volunteer with Metro Volunteer Lawyers. Since then, Rick has represented countless individuals in a broad spectrum of cases, including adult guardianship cases for the past ten years. Rick is driven by moral and ethical obligations, both legal and universal, to provide access to the justice system to those who wouldn’t otherwise have it.
The second generation of partners has not wavered in their community service efforts. Zupkus & Angell and has committed to completing an annual community service project collectively as a firm. Everyone at the firm had the opportunity to submit a proposal for the firm community service project, and the favorite was voted on by the group. Please watch this space for more information regarding the ZA LAW Community Service Project which we pledge to complete in 2015!
In the past, ZA LAW has dedicated its time and effort into the following community service projects and volunteering:
Collection and donation of goods for the s Toothbrushes for Tots Drive.- Participation in, and raising funds for, Jodi’s Race (organized by Colorado Ovarian Cancer Alliance): a 5K walk and run seeking awareness about ovarian cancer through advocacy, education, and support.
- Serve as pro bono counsel in adult guardianship cases, representing adult children with disabilities.
- Volunteered with the Colorado Joint Disaster Legal Services Task Force, a relief effort providing legal assistance to those affected by the September 2013 floods.
- Volunteered as judges in the International Jessup Moot Court competition.
Collection and donation of goods for the s Toothbrushes for Tots Drive.