Lindsay Sherwood Fouse-Hopkins

Lindsay’s litigation and trial experience includes advanced written and oral advocacy before federal and state courts, as well as in arbitrations and alternative dispute venues, in the area of corporate and commercial litigation.  She handles a variety of commercial matters involving complex contracts, corporate real estate and industrial manufacturing litigation.  She also represents multinational-leading generic pharmaceutical manufacturers in bet-the-company antitrust cases at the center of large class action and multi-district civil litigations involving allegations of price-fixing, bid-rigging, and exclusive dealing.  Lindsay also has white collar criminal defense experience and counsels national healthcare and technology companies through internal investigations and litigation.

Lindsay is a member of Clark Hill’s recruiting committee and co-chairs the firm’s summer associate program. Lindsay is a core team member of the PULSE Commercial Real Estate Industry Team, an initiative to provide integrated legal services to commercial real estate businesses, and also serves as a member of the Clark Hill Administrative Resources Team Advisory Council. In 2023, Lindsay was elected by her peers to represent the Pittsburgh office on the Leadership Forum, a committee committed to the growth and success of the firm. She is a Pittsburgh co-chair of BOLD, an auxiliary group within the firm’s Diversity & Inclusion Committee, whose goal is to encourage the professional growth and promotion of women in the firm, the legal industry and the global business community. Lindsay also initiated and leads the Pittsburgh office’s pro bono Name Change Project, which provides free legal name change services to low-income transgender and non-binary neighbors. Since 2017, Lindsay was appointed to serve two terms as a Senior Member of the Hearing Committee for the Disciplinary Board of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Lindsay has been with the firm since she began her legal career as a Clark Hill summer associate in 2014.