Lindsay M Johnson

Lindsay Johnson is a zealous advocate for licensed professionals in California. Ms. Johnson created published law in California after briefing and arguing Naidu v. The Superior Court of Riverside County against Xavier Becerra and the California Attorney General’s Office, changing the law to enhance protections for licensees in the Fourth Appellate District of the California Court of Appeals. She actively litigates matters against the Medical Board of California throughout California, including physician
investigations, section 820 examinations, subpoena enforcement actions, Accusations, non-adoptions, reinstatements, termination review hearings, and Petitions for Writ of Mandate before the Superior Court of California. She is also experienced in defending against Accusations and Statements of Issues before the Board of Registered Nursing, the California Department of Insurance, the Department of Real Estate, the Office of the Inspector General, and many other agencies.

Ms. Johnson serves as the President of the California Academy of Health Care Professionals, where she regularly presents and has previously served as the President-Elect and Secretary of the Academy. She serves on the Advisory Board for a local pre-law high school mock trial program, where she also coaches pre-trial and trial advocacy.

Ms. Johnson received her Juris Doctor from Chapman University School of Law. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of California, Los Angeles. Prior to becoming an attorney, Ms. Johnson taught college preparatory classes for the Fresno Unified School District, and worked at an elementary school in Cusco, Peru. Outside of the office, Ms. Johnson enjoys going for a run with Admiral Fitzwallace Johnson, her rescue terrier.