About Lindsay M
Lindsay M Kinzie trained in Texas law. She earned her J.D. from Texas Tech University School of Law in 2008 and has built her practice in the state since then.
Her first recorded position after law school was in Tarrant County. In 2009 she served as an Assistant District Lawyer in the Tarrant County District Lawyer's Office. That role put her inside the courthouse early in her career. She handled matters that gave her direct experience with criminal procedures and courtroom practice.
After several years in public service, Kinzie moved into private practice roles. In 2013 she took an of counsel position at Barnett Howard & Williams PLLC. The move exposed her to different case management styles and to litigation handled by a private firm. It also allowed her to represent clients from a defense perspective while drawing on her earlier prosecutorial work.
Kinzie has been active in local professional circles. Since 2013 she has held membership in the Tarrant County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. That affiliation has kept her connected to colleagues who handle trial work across the county. It also suggests a sustained engagement with criminal defense practice through professional networking and local legal education.
Her career reflects work on both sides of criminal cases. Time spent as an assistant in the county office gave her insight into prosecutorial decision-making. Time spent in private practice offered experience representing individuals facing charges. She has handled courtroom matters and procedural litigation that arise in criminal cases, and she is familiar with the trial calendar and local court procedures in the Tarrant County area.
As of 2026 Kinzie maintains a Texas practice and concentrates on criminal defense work. She continues to participate in professional associations tied to local criminal law practice.
