About Angela Zagreda
Angela Zagreda Nikci trained at Pace University, where she completed both her undergraduate degree and her law degree. She earned a B.A. from Pace and later graduated from the Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University. Her academic path kept her close to the same institution for both degrees, a continuity that provided a clear through-line from liberal arts study to legal training.
After law school she entered practice in New York. Records show she has worked as a lawyer since 2008 and that she established the Law Offices of Angela Zagreda. Those early years in practice appear to have been spent building a solo practice. She handled matters under her own firm name and built a legal presence that remains linked to her personal practice identity.
Her career has been anchored in New York, where she is admitted to practice. That jurisdictional base defines where she takes cases and appears in court. She has navigated the procedural and practical demands of maintaining a private practice there, balancing casework, client intake and the administrative responsibilities that come with running a small firm.
Colleagues and clients typically encounter her as the principal lawyer at her firm. Her practice model reflects a one-attorney office structure. That arrangement shapes how she manages client relationships and case strategy, allowing for direct attorney-client contact and consistent oversight of matters from intake to resolution.
Outside the formal resume entries, she has kept ties to the community that informed her education. Remaining in New York after law school suggests an ongoing connection to the region’s courts and legal institutions. Her background—both undergraduate and legal education completed locally—offers continuity between her academic formation and her professional base.
Today she continues to practice law in New York and manages the Law Offices of Angela Zagreda. Her current practice remains centered on providing legal services through that office in New York.
