Stephanie Moser

Stephanie Moser is a partner at Ball Morse Lowe PLLC and co-chair of the firm’s oil, gas + energy practice group. In 2008 she earned her Juris Doctorate from the University of Oklahoma College of Law and a certificate in American Indian Law from the Center for the Study of American Indian Law and Policy. She has over fifteen years of experience in multiple tribal, state, and federal jurisdictions in which she is licensed to practice.

Stephanie has dedicated her career to developing a unique set of skills in oil and gas title examination and Native American real property. As a specialist in title issues involving restricted and trust lands, she is exceptionally qualified to help our firm’s clients navigate complex jurisdictional issues involving the development of natural resources in tribal reservations and allotments. She has served as the 2025 Chairperson of the Oklahoma Bar Association Real Property Section and is also a member of the Real Property Section’s Title Examination Standards Committee, which drafts the standards for marketable title to real property in the State of Oklahoma.  

Stephanie regularly speaks at continuing legal education events and other professional development seminars to educate participants about recent developments in energy law and Native American law and policy. By sharing her expertise in how these two complex areas of law intersect, her goal is to empower industry professionals and tribal governments to work together to create new economic development opportunities in energy.

In her free time, Stephanie enjoys shooting sporting clays, creating kiln-formed glass art, and planning her next outdoor adventures.

Bar Admissions

• State of Oklahoma
• State of Ohio
• Chickasaw Nation
• Muscogee (Creek) Nation
• U.S District Court, Eastern District of Oklahoma
• U.S District Court, Northern District of Oklahoma
• U.S District Court, Western District of Oklahoma
• U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit

Education

• University of Oklahoma College of Law- Norman, Oklahoma
  • Juris Doctor
• University of Delaware- Newark, Delaware
  • Master of Fine Arts
• University of Oklahoma- Norman, Oklahoma
  • Bachelor of Fine Art

Honors and Awards

• American Indian Law Review (Editor-in-Chief 2007-2008)
• Outstanding 2L American Indian Law Review Candidate (2007)
• Certificate - Center for the Study of American Indian Law and Policy
• Am-Jur Achievement Awards from University of Oklahoma College of Law in Legal Research and Writing (Spring 2006), Environmental Law (Summer 2006), International Environmental Law (Spring 2007)

Published Works

• "Beware the Ides of Marchington: The Erie Doctrine's Effect on Recognition and Enforcement of Tribal Court Judgments in Federal and State Courts." 32 Am. Indian. L. Rev. 189 (2007-2008)

Professional Associations and Memberships

• Oklahoma Bar Association
• Energy and Natural Resources Section
• Estate Planning and Probate Section
• Real Property Section