- “Bequest Management: Opportunities for Excellence” / National Association of Charitable Gift Planners Conference / October 2021
- “Bequest Administration Basics: Internal vs. External Approaches,” / Planned Giving Group of New England / November 2021
- “Facing Claims of Undue Influence” / National Association of Charitable Gift Planners / March 2023
- “Tips, Tricks, and Bequest Administration Basics” / Planned Giving Group of New England (PPGNE) / May 2023
- “How to Effectively Manage Bequests and Honor Your Donor’s Intent” / Arizona Charitable Gift Planners / May 2023
- “Capacity and Undue Influence: How to Protect the Gift and Minimize the Risk of Litigation” / National Capital Gift Planning Council / May 2023
- “Planned Giving: Facing Claims of Undue Influence” / Art Museum Development Association / June 2023
- “How to Effectively Manage Bequests and Honor Your Donor’s Intent” / Los Angeles Council of Charitable Gift Planners / June 2023
- “How to Effectively Manage Bequests and Honor Your Donor’s Intent” / Colorado Planned Giving Roundtable Summer Symposium / August 2023
History & Experience
Lindy first joined CCK in 2016 as a Litigation Associate, a role in which she represented disabled veterans before the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims and before the Department of Veterans Affairs. Prior to joining the firm, Lindy served as a judicial law clerk in the Rhode Island Supreme Court Law Clerk Department, where she assisted numerous judges with research, dispositive motions, and bench decisions.
Lindy graduated from Connecticut College in 2011, earning a B.A. in both Psychology and Sociology. She then attended Suffolk University Law School and received her J.D. in 2015. While at Suffolk, Lindy served as the Chief Competition Director of the Moot Court Honor Board and was a staff member of the Suffolk Journal of Trial & Appellate Advocacy.