Colleen Moore

Colleen Moore is an environmental attorney at Reeves Amodio in Anchorage whose practice centers on natural resources and appellate work. Colleen spent fifteen years in the natural resources section of the Alaska Department of Law, including service as section chief. Her government experience covered land management, water rights, mining, oil and gas, contracts, and the development of statutes and regulations affecting Alaska resources.

Colleen earned a degree in industrial engineering from Arizona State University and attended law school at the University of Puget Sound. During law school, she served as a member and research and technical editor of the law review. Her engineering background and legal training support detailed analysis of technical records, regulatory systems, land questions, and appellate issues that can involve complex factual and statutory frameworks.

Colleen advised the Alaska Department of Natural Resources on land sales and leasing, trust land, easements, R.S. 2477 issues, water rights, mining, oil and gas, contracts, and regulatory development. Earlier private-practice work included insurance coverage, real estate, commercial, personal injury, and corporate litigation. Throughout her career, she has maintained an active appellate practice in addition to natural resources counseling.

Colleen Moore brings extensive Alaska government and litigation experience to environmental and natural resources matters. Colleen’s background helps clients understand how agency decisions, land interests, statutes, and administrative processes interact with litigation risk. Her work is particularly valuable when a dispute involves technical resource issues or an appeal requires a clear explanation of the record, governing law, and practical consequences of agency action.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Reeves Amodio LLC
• Member, Alaska Bar Association

Licensed State

• Alaska

Education

• Arizona State University
  Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering

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