Email: lbeaty@rlattorneys.com
Phone: (281) 602-5031
Lindsey Beaty is an Associate attorney in the Houston office of Resnick & Louis P.C. Lindsey is a “roll-up-your-sleeves-and-get-the-job-done” lawyer. Born and raised in Houston, Lindsey attended the University of Houston, where she pursued two majors: psychology and political science. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in 2006. Throughout her undergraduate studies, Lindsey dedicated her time and effort to working with underprivileged inner-city youth through Harris County Child Protective Services.
Immediately following graduation, Lindsey continued to immerse herself in work on behalf of at-risk children. From 2006 to 2013, Lindsey advocated tirelessly for young people as a Probation Officer for Harris County Juvenile Probation Department. Lindsey’s compassion, empathy, and relatability distinguished her from her peers; she eventually earned a promotion to the Intensive Supervision Unit. Driven to do even more, Lindsey returned to school in 2014 in pursuit of a law degree from South Texas College of Law Houston.
During law school, Lindsey worked full time to put herself through school, while raising two teenage daughters. She also participated in the moot court program in her “spare” time. The law school education was supplemented by her real life exposure in the work force where she worked on mass tort, property, and personal injury cases. In her final year of law school, Lindsey was hired by a well-known Houston law firm (Arnold & Itkin) to work on a mass tort docket helping young men who were deformed by a major pharmaceutical manufacturer. Lindsey brought with her years of case management and specialized client resolution skills. After being admitted to the Texas Bar in February 2018, Lindsey was invited to join Arnold & Itkin as an attorney, where she continued doing mass tort work.
During law school, Lindsey worked full time to put herself through school, while raising two teenage daughters. She also participated in the moot court program in her “spare” time. The law school education was supplemented by her real life exposure in the work force where she worked on mass tort, property, and personal injury cases. In her final year of law school, Lindsey was hired by a well-known Houston law firm (Arnold & Itkin) to work on a mass tort docket helping young men who were deformed by a major pharmaceutical manufacturer. Lindsey brought with her years of case management and specialized client resolution skills. After being admitted to the Texas Bar in February 2018, Lindsey continued to practice in the areas of mass tort law and complex civil litigation.
When not advocating for her clients and community, Lindsey enjoys creating music in her home studio and escaping to the beach with her family.
Lindsey is licensed to practice law in the state of Texas.
