Laura Boyer joined Kanji & Katzen as an associate attorney in 2025. Laura may be contacted at lboyer@kanjikatzen.com
Education: Laura received a J.D. with high honors (Order of the Coif) from the University of Colorado Law School in 2021, where she also earned certificates in American Indian Law (with honors) and Energy, Environmental, and Natural Resources Law & Policy (with honors). She graduated with a B.A. in Political Science from Brigham Young University in 2017.
Prior Experience: Before joining the firm, Laura was a trial attorney in the Tribal Resources Section of the United States Department of Justice (DOJ), Environment and Natural Resources Division. As a trial attorney she represented the United States as trustee in state and federal court, advancing tribal sovereignty and protecting tribal resources. Prior to her time at DOJ, Laura clerked for Judge Bride Seifert and Judge Rachel Ahrens on the Alaska Superior Court, Third Judicial District.
Areas of concentration: Laura’s practice includes a wide variety of issues, including the defense of treaty reserved rights, vindication of tribal civil jurisdiction, and natural resources protection. She enjoys practicing at the intersection of tribal interests and environmental law and advocating for enhanced tribal regulatory and adjudicatory authority.
Bar Membership: State of Colorado
Personal Interests: Outside of work, Laura enjoys spending time outdoors, preferably on a kayak or bike. She also likes crafting, traveling, and perusing used bookstores.