Mack Babcock Profiled by Colorado Trial Lawyers Association

First to Fight: The Story of R. Mack Babcock, Founder of Denver’s Babcock Tucker

Denver, Colo. – Sep 1, 2016 – The Colorado Trial Lawyers Association (CTLA) publishes a bi-monthly publication called Trial Talk®. In each issue, the CTLA profiles one of the association’s “Eagle donors,” which are members who significantly support the associations’ legislative and political efforts. R. Mack Babcock of Babcock Tucker was recently profiled in the June/July issue.

In the profile, Babcock shares how his life experiences prepared him for being the dogged legal advocate he is today – beginning with having to overcome intense bullying during his elementary and early adolescent years.

Fortunately, in the early fourth grade Babcock made friends with a boy named Eddie O., who stood between him and the bullies one day after school. “I remember then and there deciding that I wanted to be the one standing up to the bullies,” said Babcock. “I wanted to be somebody’s Eddie.”

After joining the U.S. Marine Corp, where he learned a lot about himself and the person he wanted to be, Babcock found himself working for a defense firm specializing in workers’ compensation cases.

“I also quickly learned that I was standing with the bullies,” said Babcock. “After almost five years of defense work I decided I had had enough.”

In 2007, Babcock broke free and started his own law firm: Babcock Tucker.

“This Marine is proud to be a trial lawyer,” said Babcock. “I’m standing up for the people I care about and for what I believe in.”

Additional information about Colorado workers’ comp attorney Mack Babcock can be found on his firm’s website at https://www.injurylawcolorado.com/dev/.