Dickinson Law has always been committed to giving back to the community, but two attorneys took it to extreme heights this week when they rappelled down the 345-foot Financial Center building in support of Special Olympics Iowa.
It was the
Dickinson Cares, published by Dickinson, Mackaman, Tyler & Hagen, P.C., focuses on community engagement and public service initiatives connected to the legal profession. The blog highlights the firm's involvement in pro bono legal clinics, charitable activities such as holiday gift programs for families in need, and volunteer efforts supporting local organizations like Habitat for Humanity and Urban Dreams. It also commemorates events honoring notable figures in Iowa's legal community, emphasizing access to justice and civil rights. The content reflects the firm's commitment to social responsibility alongside its broad legal practice areas.
Dickinson Law has always been committed to giving back to the community, but two attorneys took it to extreme heights this week when they rappelled down the 345-foot Financial Center building in support of Special Olympics Iowa.
It was the…
Dickinson Law has always been committed to giving back to the community, but two attorneys took it to extreme heights this week when they rappelled down the 345-foot Financial Center building in support of Special Olympics Iowa.
It was the…
With happy hearts, we delivered 75 fleece blankets to Blank Children’s Hospital today! The blankets, which were hand-tied by Dickinson attorneys and staff, will go to the little patients at Blank’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.
Together with their families, roughly 25 attorneys and staff of Dickinson Law spent last Saturday morning in hair nets and plastic gloves volunteering at Meals From the Heartland in West Des Moines. The group worked in assembly-line fashion at three…
Together with their families, roughly 25 attorneys and staff of Dickinson Law spent last Saturday morning in hair nets and plastic gloves volunteering at Meals From the Heartland in West Des Moines. The group worked in assembly-line fashion at three…