About Lyndsay N.
Lyndsay N. Robinson built her legal foundation in New England. She earned a Bachelor of Arts from Saint Anselm College and went on to receive her Juris Doctor from the University of New Hampshire School of Law. Her academic path kept her close to the regional legal community she now serves.
Her bar admissions cover both state and federal courts. She is admitted to practice in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, and she is admitted to the U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire. Those credentials allow her to represent clients in a range of proceedings across state lines and in federal court.
Robinson is a partner at Shaheen & Gordon, P.A. She holds that role within a firm known for handling complex litigation and advisory matters across multiple practice areas. At the firm she participates in case strategy, client counseling and courtroom presentations. Colleagues cite her steady courtroom presence and attention to procedural detail when describing her contributions to trial teams and litigation planning.
Her career path reflects steady progression into leadership. As partner she shares responsibility for guiding cases from pleading through trial and appeal when necessary. She collaborates with colleagues across practice groups to coordinate the firm’s response to multi-jurisdictional matters and to shape litigation strategies that align with client goals.
Robinson has experience appearing in both state and federal forums. She prepares filings in New Hampshire and Massachusetts courts and brings matters before the U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire when federal jurisdiction applies. Her court work includes hearings, motion practice and trials. She also works with clients outside of litigation on matters that require legal analysis and risk assessment.
Outside the courtroom, Robinson remains linked to the legal community through professional activity and firm leadership. She mentors junior attorneys, reviews complex pleadings and helps train new litigators on courtroom procedure and advocacy. Her role at the firm includes overseeing case intake and managing the workflow for litigation teams.
Clients and peers find her approach to be practical and procedural. She balances methodical case preparation with responsiveness during litigation. Her current practice focuses on litigating matters in New Hampshire and Massachusetts state courts and in the U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire.
