Lindsey Carr Siegler

• Regularly assists medical marijuana entities in Ohio with regulatory issues and litigation.
• Assisted in securing defense verdict and favorable verdict on counterclaim for manufacturer accused of manufacturing defective pressure sensors that allegedly resulted in multi-million dollar recall campaign.
• Regularly represents insurers in complex insurance coverage actions involving mass tort and environmental liability claims.
• Trained management and staff personnel on anti-corruption issues in U.S., Canada (including Quebec), China, Australia and Brazil.

Education

• Case Western Reserve University School of Law, J.D., magna cum laude, 2001
• New York University School of Law, LL.M., 2003
• Northwestern University, Medill School of Journalism, B.S., 1997

Admissions

• State of Ohio
• State of New York

Professional Affiliations

• Ohio State Bar Association—Member (2003-Present)
• Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association (2003-Present)

Community Involvement

• Fostering Hope – Event Planning Committee (2018-Present)
• Cuyahoga County Family Dependency Treatment Court—Vice President (2011-Present)
• Case Western Reserve University—Adjunct Associate Professor (2005-2006)
• Case Western Reserve University School of Law Alumni Association—Board Member (2004-2006)

• Named to the Ohio Super Lawyers list (2022-2024)
• New York University Journal of Legislation and Public Policy—Articles Editor (2002-2003)
• Case Western Reserve Law Review—Articles Editor (1999-2001)
• Named to the Ohio Super Lawyers Rising Stars list (2010)
• Order of the Coif, Case Western Reserve School of Law (2001)

• "Student Loan Forgiveness at Risk after Skeptical Justices Focus on Fairness and Authority," Frantz Ward Client Alert (March 2023)
• "Texas Court Overturns Biden's Student Debt Forgiveness Plan," Frantz Ward Client Alert (November 2022)
• "Eighth District Paints a New Picture of Damages for Sherwin Williams," Frantz Ward Client Alert (September 2022)
• "Are Employees Entitled To Reimbursement for Home Internet and Telephone Expenses During Periods of Remote Work?" Frantz Ward Client Alert (March 2022)
• "Frustration With Force Majeure," Frantz Ward Client Alert (April 2021) 
• "Late Notice Fatally Contaminates Environmental Coverage Claim," Frantz Ward Client Alert (March 2021)
• "Can Your Government Suffer a “Bodily Injury”?  Maybe," Frantz Ward Client Alert (December 2020)
• "Rare Early Win for Policyholder in COVID Litigation," Frantz Ward Client Alert (September 2020) 
• "Do you think you are an “additional insured”? Maybe; Maybe Not," Frantz Ward Client Alert (September 2020) 
• "Pennsylvania Proposes Legislation Requiring Insurance Policies to be Construed in Favor of Business Interruption Coverage, Prohibits Reliance on Loss of Market Exclusion," Frantz Ward Client Alert (May 2020)
• "Ohio Supreme Court to Consider "Integrated System Rule" Within Insurance Coverage Context," Frantz Ward Client Alert (May 2020) 
• "Be Careful What You Say on Your Insurance Application," Frantz Ward Client Alert (May 2020)
• "Business Interruption Coverage - Does the Coronavirus Cause "Direct Physical Damage" To Your Property?" Frantz Ward Client Alert (April 2020)
• "The "Illegality Defense" in Cannabis Contracts," Frantz Ward Client Alert (November 2019) 
• "Ohio Supreme Court Considers Whether Spoilation Claim Requires Physical Destruction of Evidence," Frantz Ward News Item (January 2018)
• “Disqualification, Disgorgement and Discipline as the Price of Disloyalty,” Ohio Lawyer Magazine (September/October 2016)
• “Privilege and the Continued Pitfalls of Corporate Representative Depositions,” Association of Corporate Counsel (February 2016)
• “Delay Damages in Legal Malpractice,” DRI Blog (February 2016)
• “Is Insurer’s Claim to Recoup Overcharges by Healthcare Provider Governed by ERISA?” DRI’s ERISA Report (August 2015)
• "Avoiding Malpractice: Terminating Lawyer-Client Relationships," Ohio Lawyer Magazine (January/February 2015)
• Co-Author, "Full Coverage? Insurer's Claims Files and the Attorney-Client Privilege," Ohio Lawyer Magazine (July/August 2012)
• “To Be or Not To Be? When Is a Putative Class Action No Longer A Class Action For Purposes of Jurisdiction Under the Class Action Fairness Act?” DRI’s For the Defense (April 2010)
• “To Defer or Not To Defer: Plaintiff’s Choice of Forum in Class Action Litigation,” DRI’s The Voice (February 2009)

• "Pain Management - Ways to Make Litigation Less Burdensome Before It Happens," Frantz Ward Litigation Panel Series, Cleveland, OH (September 2018)
• “Mixing Legal and Business Advice,” Panelist, Frantz Ward Litigation Panel Series, Cleveland, OH (November 2017)
• "What’s Trending in ERISA," ALFA International 2017 Insurance Law Roundtable Seminar, New York, NY (June 2017)