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Wyoming State Bar > News & Publications > News Releases > CASPER ATTORNEY RECOGNIZED WITH CHAMPION OF JUSTICE AWARD
CASPER ATTORNEY RECOGNIZED WITH CHAMPION OF JUSTICE AWARD
September 21, 2026 - News Releases
CHEYENNE – The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Casper attorney Pam Brondos is the recipient of a 2026 Champion of Justice Award. Ann Rochelle, a retired attorney from Casper, presented the award at last week’s Access to Justice Luncheon which was held in conjunction with the Bar ’s Annual Meeting & Judicial Conference in Casper.
The nomination for the award was also submitted by Rochelle.
Brondos was recognized for her many contributions to her community not only as an attorney but also with her work with the Central Wyoming Counseling Center, the Natrona County School District Academic Awards Committee, the American Dream Writing Contest, the Wyoming Arts Council, the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Wyoming and the Foundation for the Episcopal Diocese of Wyoming. One of Brondos’ nominations, says, “She brings integrity, seriousness of purpose, and a profound sense of responsibility to her work. Just as importantly, she demonstrates a clear commitment to promoting and defending the dignity of all people.”
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