Lindsay  has acted in the following selected mandates:

·       R v WTC Group Inc., November 28, 2022 (unreported decision) – defence counsel to transloading facility obtaining dismissal following trial of six charges brought under federal OHS legislation for serious workplace injury (British Columbia)

·       R v Yoho Resources Inc.et al., 2021 BCPC 341(sentencing decision) – defence counsel to quasi-criminal prosecution under the occupational health and safety provisions of the Workers' Compensation Act for workplace fatality (British Columbia)

·       Kennedy v Lawson Lundell LLP, 2021 AHRC 106 (Review of Director's decision to dismiss complaint) – defence of human rights complaint; no reasonable basis to proceed against firm (Alberta)

·       Confidential client – September 29, 2021 (unreported decision) – counsel to energy and environmental waste services company in respect of an administrative penalty decision under the occupational health and safety provisions of the Workers' Compensation Act for serious workplace incident (British Columbia)

·       Cherkas v Shell Energy North America (Canada) Inc., 2019 ABQB 400 (summary dismissal application) – litigation counsel to wrongful dismissal civil claim alleging fraud, misrepresentation and bad faith (Alberta)

·       R v Nexen Energy ULC – July 13, 2018 (unreported sentencing decision), defence counsel to quasi-criminal prosecution under Environmental Protection and Enhancement Act (Alberta) and Migratory Birds Convention Act, 1994 (federal) for a pipeline emulsion release (Alberta)

·       Bigcharles v Statoil Canada Ltd., 2018 AHRC 5 (Tribunal Decision) – defence of human rights complaint; complaint dismissed (Alberta)

·       R v Nexen Energy ULC – August 31, 2017 (unreported pre-trial decision) defence counsel to quasi-criminal prosecution under the Occupational Health and Safety Act for serious worksite injury; obtained a permanent stay of prosecution following a successful Charter application for unreasonable delay (Alberta)

·       Canadian National Railway Company v Teamsters Canada Rail Conference, 2016 OHSTC 20 (Appeals Officer Decision) – successfully appealed regulator's directions issued following work-related fatality (federal)

·       R v ConocoPhillips Canada Resources Corporation, 2016 ABPC 176 (decision respecting application for particulars) – defence counsel to quasi-criminal prosecution under Occupational Health and Safety Act for well site incident; May 2017 (unreported) charges stayed following first day of trial (Alberta)