Reagan traces her decision to pursue American Indian law to the 2018 Sovereignty Symposium. She earned her J.D. in 2023 with a certificate in American Indian Law and developed a strong foundation in written advocacy, Tribal law, and the practical operation of Native Nations. Her work reflects both a citizen’s understanding of sovereignty and a lawyer’s attention to authority, procedure, and implementation.
During law school, Reagan competed in the National Native American Law Students Association Moot Court Competition and served as a 1L representative, vice president, and president of her local Native American Law Students Association chapter. She helped host the chapter’s first Tribal leadership roundtable, served on the American Indian Law Review, and received its 2023 Outstanding Write-On award.
Her experience includes legal research and drafting for Tribal clients, Tribal codes and constitutions, elections, contracts, probate, Indian Child Welfare Act matters, land-into-trust work, civil litigation, and disputes involving residential solar agreements. Reagan works with clients to connect legal analysis to the government process, court filing, agreement, or operational decision that must follow. At All Rise!, she brings careful research, clear drafting, and a practical understanding of how legal rules affect governments, organizations, families, and daily operations. She values organized records and well-defined next steps.