Lindsey Freihoff

Lindsey Freihoff is a zealous advocate for her clients, achieving success in defending various practice areas of insurance defense, personal injury, premises liability, municipal liability, employment law, professional malpractice and various first-party claims. She has experience in each step of the litigation process to guide her clients through case evaluation to a successful resolution. Her background includes federal court externships with the Honorable Stephen Bough of the Western District of Missouri and the Honorable Carl J. Barbier of the Eastern District of Louisiana, as well as membership in the Journal of Public Interest and Moot Court during law school. These experiences support her commitment to excellence in trial advocacy and brief writing.

• Obtained a defense verdict as second chair to a personal injury motor vehicle accident with comparative fault and moderate damages.
• Obtained a defense verdict as second chair to a personal injury action pertaining to a repaired water main.
• Obtained summary judgment as co-counsel for municipal defendants for claims of equal protection, abuse of process, malicious prosecution, intentional infliction of emotional distress and vicarious liability.
• Obtained summary judgment as co-counsel for municipal defendants based on qualified immunity for Section 1983 claims pertaining to repossession of a vehicle.
• Obtained summary judgment as co-counsel for claims against an apartment complex under the Fair Housing Act for allegations of failure to accommodate, retaliation and disparate treatment, intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress, failure to train, supervise and hire, and breach of contract.
• Obtained summary judgment as co-counsel for an allegation of negligence for a slip and fall at an apartment complex.
• Obtained summary judgment as co-counsel for a municipality to defend enforcement and validity of an ordinance against constitutional challenges of overbreadth, vagueness, preemption and the Fourth Amendment.
• Obtained summary judgment as co-counsel for a municipal association for an allegation of negligence from a slip and fall at its building.
• Obtained summary judgment for a municipality arising out of a premises liability action for a slip and fall from a water meter.
• Obtained summary judgment on a negligence action against an employer based on Kansas Workers Compensation as the exclusive remedy.

• University of Kansas, Sigma Kappa Xi Chapter - Advisor