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ALVINA LEE – Attorney at Law
Louisville, Colorado
phone: 303.673.9600
fax: 303.673.9155
email: email me

Ms. Lee joined the firm in 2008.

TRIBAL AFFILIATION: Member, Navajo Nation.

PRACTICE AREAS: Federal Indian Law; Tribal Government; Tribal Court and Federal Court Litigation; Administrative Law; Legislation and Code Drafting; Energy and Natural Resource Law; Environmental Law; Commercial and Business Law; Wills, Trusts and Estates; Housing and Taxation Law.

ADMISSIONS: New Mexico

EDUCATION: University of Colorado School of Law (J.D., 2003); University of Denver (B.A., Political Science and American History, 2000).

PRIOR LEGAL EXPERIENCE: Prior to joining the Firm, Ms. Lee worked as a Law Clerk for Kamlet, Shepherd & Reichert, LLP, in Denver, Colorado, conducting legal research regarding Colorado wildlife and environmental issues. She also worked as a Law Clerk for Fredericks, Pelcyger & Hester, LLC, in Louisville, Colorado, conducting legal research regarding Indian Law issues concerning tribal governmental reorganization, tribal constitutional and legislative revisions, taxation, individual rights protected under the Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968, land and water rights, gaming, Indian housing, and internal tribal governmental disputes. In law school, Ms. Lee was a Law Clerk for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Air Enforcement Division, Mobile Sources, Fuels and Fuel Regulations Field Office in Lakewood, Colorado. She worked on cases involving enforcement of fuel regulations under the Clean Air Act to negotiate settlements with manufacturers, common carriers, and fuel retailers across the western United States. Ms. Lee also worked as a Law Clerk for the Colorado Attorney General’s Office, Department of Law - Civil Litigation Unit for Transportation in Denver, Colorado performing legal research on issues concerning eminent domain, condemnation, right-of-way and public purpose under Colorado law in preparation for T-REX, the I-25 highway expansion project. She was also a Student Attorney in the University of Colorado, Legal Aid office and the Indian Law Clinic.