Tori Moore is a graduate of the University of Arkansas School of Law. During her time as a law student, she served as the Executive Editor of the Journal of Food Law and Policy, where she was the recipient of the Kaitlin LaBuda Award. This accolade is given to a journal candidate who inspires and motivates their peers, and Tori embodied this spirit. She was also awarded the Judge E. Miller Scholarship. In addition to her editorial and scholarship achievements, Tori excelled in Trial Advocacy, where she was recognized as the Best Advocate and won the Championship Round, receiving the “Top Prize” for the highest course grade.
At Smith Hurst, Tori focuses on the intricate and nuanced field of estate planning. Her attention to detail and passion for tackling complex challenges make her well-suited to this legal area, which thrives on collaboration. Known for her keen understanding of people and their concerns, Tori credits her psychology degree for enhancing her ability to listen to clients, grasp their unique needs, and work diligently to help them achieve their objectives.
Tori earned her B.S. in Psychology from Capella University and has accumulated valuable legal experience through various roles. She has worked as a judicial extern for Judges Timothy Brooks and Cristi Beaumont. Her role as a Student Attorney at the University of Arkansas Legal Clinic’s Immigration Clinic, combined with over 100 hours of pro bono service, reflects her strong commitment to clients and the legal field. Prior to attending law school, Tori had experience providing behavioral therapy to children, working primarily with children with autism and those in the foster care system. Tori’s blend of academic excellence and practical experience makes her a strong addition to the team at Smith Hurst, PLC.
Juris Doctor, magna cum laude
B.S. Psychology
Arkansas Bar Foundation
Searching for a Compromise: A Case for the Crypto Like-Kind Exchange, 76 Ark. L. Rev. 191 (2023)