Lindsay's practice focuses on complex multi-party commercial and contractual disputes, will and trust disputes, large-scale fraud cases, class actions, the collection of obligations, and other general business litigation.
Lindsay represents corporate clients in all aspects of litigation, including defending banking and financial institutions in matters related to Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and advocating for clients in the cannabis industry in disputes with government entities. She also has significant experience in receivership cases, with a particular focus on representing and advising receivers in the hospitality industry.
Before joining Baker Donelson, Lindsay served in all three branches of the United States federal government. Most recently, she served as associate counsel to Vice President Mike Pence, advising on agency litigation and other legal issues. Lindsay also held two positions in the Department of Justice: first in the Office of Legislative Affairs, where she managed Congressional oversight and developed legislative strategy, and later in the Civil Division as counsel to the Senate-confirmed Assistant Attorney General. Prior to her latest tenure at the Department of Justice, Lindsay served as counsel to a member of the U.S. Senate and as a law clerk to Judge David J. Porter of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.