Joseph Mio Zebas

Joe has been practicing law since 1996 after graduating from the University of Arizona College of Law. Today, Joe is licensed to practice law in Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico. This includes state court, federal court, and the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.

After graduating from the University of Arizona, Joe moved to Lovington, New Mexico, for a Judicial Clerkship opportunity with the 5th Judicial District of New Mexico. After the one-year clerkship, Joe developed extensive litigation experience throughout the Southwest. Over the last 25 years, Joe has successfully tried multiple jury and bench trials resulting in substantial compensation to his clients. In addition to his tremendous litigation experience, Joe has also attained AV Preeminent status by Martindale-Hubbell. The AV Preeminent rating demonstrates that a lawyer has earned the highest rating available for their legal ability and professional ethics. Joe is also a member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum and serves on the board of New Mexico Legal Aid, helping ensure that individuals receive the legal help they deserve.

Joe’s true passion is helping those in need. Throughout his life, he has seen vulnerable people steamrolled simply because of their lack of resources or power. Becoming an attorney has allowed him to defend these victims from governments, insurance companies, and other forces who have harmed them. When you come to Zebas Law Firm, you’re not just another client. Joe will devote his extensive knowledge, experience, and as much time as necessary to fighting on your behalf. Unlike many other attorneys, Joe will take the time to get to know you and truly empathize with your situation. As a catastrophic injury attorney, Joe takes the necessary measures to ensure his clients’ needs are met, beyond mere legal representation.

Joe is deeply knowledgeable, hard-working, and relentless about seeking justice for his clients.

• Free Consultation
  We offer free consultations for our clients and are willing to travel if necessary.
• Contingent Fees
  Depending on the type of case you have, a contingency fee would apply, which means "we don't recover unless you recover." In these types of cases, i.e.,personal injury, medical malpractice, we front the costs of litigation and are only reimbursed those costs should we recover a settlment or judgment for you.

Arizona

Since 2002

Colorado

Colorado Supreme Court

Since 2023

New Mexico

Since 1999

Arizona

University of Arizona

J.D. | Law

1998

New Mexico State Bar

Member

1999 - Current

University of Arizona, S.A.L.T. Program

Keynote Speaker

2003

Activities: The keynote speaker at this year's SALT Conference will be Joseph M. Zebas, who will speak on "Using Innovation to Create Opportunity: Lessons Learned in a Professional's Struggle with Dyslexia." Zebas is currently an attorney with the law firm of Palumbo, Powers and Cunningham in Phoenix. Despite being diagnosed with dyslexia and memory retention disorder in the first grade, and discouraged from attending either college or law school, Zebas persevered at the University of Arizona. His personal story of hardship and struggle turned into achievement and success is stimulating inspiration to anyone with or without a learning disability