Hi, I’m Kim Cromwell.

I am an enrolled member of the White Mountain Apache Tribe, and grew up in Whiteriver, Arizona on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation.

For a decade, I dedicated my legal career to working for my tribe, most recently as Deputy Attorney General where I advised and assisted Tribal departments, programs and enterprises.

Now it is my privilege to continue advocating for Tribal Nations, indigenous peoples, and companies working to advance Indian Country.

In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my husband and our three daughters.

Email: Kim@CromwellandMcReynolds.com

Phone: (928) 358-9162

Education

  • University of Arizona, Rogers College of Law

    Juris Doctorate (2012)

    -Certificate in Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy

    -Treasurer, Native American Law Student Association

    -Member, Lawyers for Literacy

    -Coordinator, Tucson Indian Center/NALSA Legal Referral Clinic

    -CALI Award for Excellence in Tribal Courts (Spring 2011)

    -CALI Award for Excellence in Tribal Courts Clinic (Fall 2011)

  • Dartmouth College (2005)
    BA, History & Native American Studies

    -Charles Eastman Achievement Award

  • 2022 - Present. Partner, Cromwell & McReynolds, PLLC.

  • 2018-2022. Deputy Attorney General, White Mountain Apache Tribe.

  • 2012-2018. Assistant Attorney General, White Mountain Apache Tribe.

Experience

  • State Bar of Arizona

  • United States Federal Court for the District of Arizona

  • United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

  • United States Supreme Court

  • White Mountain Apache Tribal Court

  • Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation Tribal Court

  • Tonto Apache Tribal Court

Bar admissions

  • 2023-Present. Board of Director representing Navajo/Apache County Bar Associations, Southern Arizona Legal Aid, Inc.

  • 2013-2019. Native Alliance Advisory Board Member. Teach for America.

  • 2010. Fellow, Morris K. Udall Foundation Native American Congressional Internship Program, Office of Congressman Raul Grijalva.

  • 2006-2009. Corp Member, Teach for America.

memberships and affiliations

Hi, I’m Matt Mcreynolds.

I set out on this career path to make a difference.

In my 12 years of practicing law, working exclusively with Native Peoples and tribes, I have been constantly amazed at the resilience, ingenuity, compassion and goodness of my clients.

Together, we have accomplished great things, fighting for sacred sites, water rights, educational equality, sovereignty over tribal lands, forging partnerships with federal agencies, strengthening Tribal justice systems, and so much more.

We are creating a beautiful future for our children and grand-children, preserving language and culture, and maintaining political and cultural sovereignty.

I believe in this work. That’s what drives me.

Email: Matt@CromwellandMcReynolds.com

Phone: (928)358-9021

Education

  • University of Arizona, Rogers College of Law
    Juris Doctorate (2012)
    -Certificate in Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy
    -CALI Award- Federal Indian Law
    -Worked extensively with the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Dr. James Anaya, and worked on the first country visit and evaluation of the United States.

  • Northern Arizona University
    BA, Applied Indigenous Studies/ Minor in Political Science (2009)
    Summa cum laude

  • Diné College
    AA, Diné Studies (2006) Magna cum laude

  • 2022- Present. Partner. Cromwell & McReynolds, PLLC.

  • 2019-2022. Assistant Attorney General. White Mountain Apache Tribe.

  • 2017-2019. General Counsel. Havasupai Tribe.

  • 2013-2017. Assistant Attorney General. San Carlos Apache Tribe.

  • 2012-2013. Staff Attorney. DNA Peoples’ Legal Services.

Experience

  • State Bar of Arizona

  • United States Federal Court for the District of Arizona

  • White Mountain Apache Tribal Court

  • Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation Court

  • Tonto Apache Tribal Court

  • Navajo Nation (Former)

  • San Carlos Apache Tribe (Former)

  • Havasupai Tribe (Former)

bar admission

  • Diné bizaad (Navajo);

  • Ndéé/ Nnéé bi yatí’í (White Mountain/San Carlos Apache).

Languages