Professional Experience

Moss also works closely with clients and lawyers on a broad range of discovery issues related to the management, collection and review of electronically stored information. She also serves as Chair of the firm’s Committee on Associates.

Moss worked as a policy analyst in the Texas Legislature for the Senate Committee on Natural Resources where she evaluated issues related to oil, gas and alternative fuels.

Moss’s most recent experience includes:

• Assisted with the collection, review and production of more than 1 million documents for an international oil company in litigation resulting from a release of oil from an interstate pipeline, including multiple class actions.
• Defense of trusts in several lawsuits, bankruptcies and collection actions alleging fraud and overdue mandatory distributions.
• Defense of trusts in lawsuits related to the enforceability of certain trust provisions.
• Defense of banks, loan servicers and trustees of mortgage loan securitization trusts in liability lawsuits alleging wrongful foreclosure, fraud and violations of the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA).
• Represent commercial entities in resolving various business disputes, including tenant disputes and unpaid account receivables.
• Defense of local and regional companies in breach of contract claims
• Counsel for creditors in chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy cases
• Local counsel for mortgage lenders in a variety of actions
• Replevin on behalf of national and regional companies involving equipment and inventory

Recognition

Moss has been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America^© since 2021 in the field of Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law. In their 2023 edition, she was also included in the Commercial Litigation practice area. Since 2017, Mid-South Super Lawyers has named Moss a “Rising Star” in business litigation.

While in law school, she was a member of the Arkansas Law Review where she served on the editorial board as Note and Comment Editor and her article, The Strohacker Doctrine: Its Application in Arkansas Courts and the Need for an Updated Rule, 64 Ark. L. Rev. 1095 (2011), was published. Moss was also a member the Dean’s List, a member of the University of Arkansas School of Law Board of Advocates and served as Vice-Justice of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International.

Moss is a member of the American, Arkansas and Pulaski County Bar Associations, as well as the Central Arkansas Debtor/Creditor Bar Association. In 2015, Moss was recognized as one of twenty-eight “Women to Watch” by Soiree, a high-profile publication distributed in Central Arkansas.