About Angela
Angela Campbell combined numbers and law early in her academic life. She earned a B.A. in mathematics from Colorado College in 2007. Two years later she completed an M.S. in biostatistics at Columbia University in 2009. She then moved to the practice of law, receiving her J.D. from the University of Colorado Law School in 2012.
Her transition from quantitative science to legal practice gave her a distinct toolkit. After law school she served as an associate at Cooley Godward Kronish LLP. There she worked on matters that required close attention to factual record and precise legal drafting. Colleagues say she brought the kind of methodical analysis more common in technical fields to firm practice.
Campbell is admitted to practice in both Colorado and Wyoming. That dual licensure has informed a practice that spans state lines. She has handled filings and courtroom work in those jurisdictions. Her training in statistics often appears in how she prepares cases, from reviewing empirical evidence to structuring expert testimony.
Her background in mathematics and biostatistics shapes how she approaches problems. She tends to break complex questions into parts and to set out each step in writing. That habit shows in briefs and in client communications. Clients and peers note a careful attention to detail and an insistence on clear reasoning. She is comfortable working on issues that require technical explanation to judges, juries, or opposing counsel.
Outside of litigation work, Campbell has participated in collaborative matter preparation inside a firm environment. She has experience coordinating with experts and outside consultants. Those projects have drawn on both her legal training and her scientific education.
Now based in the Mountain West, she continues to practice in Colorado and Wyoming. Her current practice is centered on advising clients and handling matters across those states.
