Peter Moore – Attorney with Robinson, Waters and O’Dorisio, P.C. & President and CEO of Vital for Colorado

Peter Moore is a business and real estate lawyer who has been practicing in Denver since 1981.  He is a shareholder of the law firm of Robinson, Waters and O’Dorisio, PC., which is a 34-lawyer law firm that has been practicing in downtown Denver for almost forty years.  RWO’s primary practice areas are real estate, banking, corporate, employment, securities, and franchise law as well as commercial litigation and white collar criminal defense.  Peter is active in many civic, pro bono, and community activities, including, founder and Board Chairman of Vital for Colorado; legal counsel for Geneva Glen Camp; pro bono legal counsel for the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Colorado; and a member of the Admissions Committee of Denver's University Club. He is included in the 2013 - 2016 editions of Best Lawyers in America for Corporate Law and has been rated AV-Preeminent by Martindale-Hubbell since 1990. He received the 2012-2013 Leadership in Motion Award from the South Metro Denver Chamber and, in May of 2014, he received the South Metro Denver Chamber's Brian Vogt Community Leader of the Year Award. Prior community service includes a six-year stint as Legal Counsel and Board member of the South Metro Denver Chamber of Commerce and Board member of Swallow Hill Music Association.  Peter’s areas of practice are corporate and real estate law; entity formation; purchase, sale, merger, and liquidation transactions; corporate finance; capital raises; contract drafting; outside general counsel; and general representation of businesses. See www.rwolaw.com.

Peter Moore also is the founder, CEO, and Chairman of the Board of Vital for Colorado which is a 501(c)(4) grass-roots organization which educates and advocates on issues of responsible energy development in Colorado. As of February of 2016, over 55,000 Colorado citizens, 180 trade associations and chambers of commerce, and 1,000 businesses have signed Vital for Colorado's "seven-principles" pledge. See www.vitalforcolorado.com. 

Peter received his undergraduate degree in international economics from the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University (1978) and his law degree (1981) from the University of Denver College of Law.  While in law school he was the Managing Editor of the Denver Journal of International Law and Policy.  He briefly attended the University of Heidelberg in West Germany in 1978 as a German Academic Exchange Service Fellow.