Mrs. Moore is an associate in the Memphis office whose practice focuses primarily on general civil litigation.

While in law school, Mrs. Moore was a staff member of The University of Memphis Law Review, she worked as a research assistant for well-known civil procedure professor and author Robert Banks, and she studied law abroad in Cape Town, South Africa. She was a member of the Christian Legal Society, the Black Law Students Association and the Association for Women Attorneys. Ms. Moore was awarded the CALI Award for Excellence in Trial Advocacy.  She was a Cecil C. Humphreys Fellowship recipient, Tennessee Board of Regents Fellowship recipient, and Freshman Moot Court Quarter-Finalist.

Mrs. Moore also worked as a volunteer intern at the District Attorney's office in Nashville, TN. In her third year, she represented indigent elderly clients in matters related to wills and estates as a student attorney for the University of Memphis Elder Law Clinic and was a volunteer judge for the Memphis Urban Debate League Competition. Additionally, Mrs. Moore is a big sister in the Big Brothers Big Sisters Program in Memphis, TN.