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Wyoming State Bar > News & Publications > News Releases > CHEYENNE ATTORNEY RECOGNIZED FOR PRO BONO SERVICE
CHEYENNE ATTORNEY RECOGNIZED FOR PRO BONO SERVICE
September 21, 2026 - News Releases
CHEYENNE – The Wyoming State Bar is pleased to announce that Cheyenne attorney Mackenzie Williams has received the 2026 Pro Bono Award for Legal Services. Angie Dorsch, Executive Director of Equal Justice Wyoming, presented the award on September 17, 2026, at the 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 Dorsch.
Williams received the award in recognition of his exceptional commitment to expanding access to justice in Wyoming. Williams has generously volunteered his time, expertise, and leadership to initiatives that improve the legal system and increase access to justice for those who need it most. His ability to bring people together and to advance challenging initiatives has been critical to the success of countless projects. He continues to make time for additional efforts because he believes that access to justice matters. His willingness to prioritize this work reflects an exceptional level of generosity and public service.
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