Brian (B-Mo) Moore is a seasoned litigator and attorney at Nachawati Law Group based in New Mexico. As part of the firm’s Public Entity Litigation division, Brian represents state and local governments in affirmative civil litigation in the areas of consumer protection, public nuisance, securities fraud, false claims and fraud against taxpayers, environmental harms, and antitrust.
Before joining Nachawati, Brian gained valuable experience both as a private and public practice litigator. Brian spent five years in private practice representing individuals in a wide range of plaintiff litigation including qui tam and whistleblower claims, insurance bad faith, civil rights, and medical malpractice. Brian then joined the New Mexico Office of the Attorney General in the Consumer and Environmental Protection Division. At the NMAG, Brian managed a broad portfolio including handling all of the office’s non-Medicaid qui tam litigation. Brian also led teams of lawyers in some of the highest-profile consumer protection, antitrust, and charities enforcement litigation ever pursued by the office, against mega-corporation defendants like Johnson & Johnson, JP Morgan, Bank of America, Aramark, and Bristol-Myers Squibb. Brian also served as Special Counsel to the City of Albuquerque, representing the City in high-profile cases involving complex class action civil rights claims and providing policy analysis and counsel to the Mayor and City Council.
Brian graduated from the University of New Mexico in 2010 with an undergraduate degree in Economics and Political Science, and graduated cum laude from the UNM School of Law in 2014. While at UNMSOL, Brian earned honors in legal writing, federal jurisdiction, and conflict of laws, and was a member of the UNM National Mock Trial Team.
In his private life Brian enjoys landscape and portrait photography, skiing, and exploring the great outdoors of the American Southwest with his family.
State of New Mexico ex rel. Integra Rec, LLC v. Banc of America Securities LLC, et al. – Represented the State of New Mexico to intervene in a qui tam action brought against nine financial institutions for making misrepresentations to the state’s two public retirement funds and sovereign wealth fund about mortgage-backed securities investments leading to the 2008 financial crisis. Nine months after the state intervened and the qui tam seal was lifted, the case settled for more than $30-million.
State of New Mexico v. Solvay America Inc., et al. – Represented the State of New Mexico in a consumer protection action against manufacturers of pharmaceutical drugs that caused heart attack and other known cardiac complications. The case settled two days before opening statements at trial for $24-million.
State of New Mexico v. Johnson & Johnson, et al. – Represented the State of New Mexico in a consumer protection case involving Johnson & Johnson’s development, marketing, and sale of talc based products containing carcinogenic asbestos. While handling the case, Brian managed a diverse team of attorneys specializing in consumer protection, complex litigation, bankruptcy, and federal appeals
State of New Mexico ex rel. Foy v. Vanderbilt Capital Advisors, LLC, et al. – Represented the State of New Mexico in the longest-running qui tam action in state history arising from allegations of fraud and pay-to-play schemes at the state’s sovereign wealth fund and two public retirement funds.
The position will involve litigating product liability cases throughout all phases, from filing to trial. The job requires strong legal research and writing skills and a solid grasp of civil procedure.
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