Practice Areas
Education
Michigan State University College of Law, J.D., 2009, magna cum laude
Calvin College, B.A., 2004, Business and Spanish
Bar and Court Admissions
State Bar of Michigan
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan
U.S. District Court for the Western District of Michigan
Lindsey E. Bosch
Lindsey Bosch first came to Foster Swift as a summer associate in 2008 and returned to the firm after graduating from law school in 2009. She is a member of the firm's General Litigation and Administrative and Municipal Practice Groups.
Prior to joining Foster Swift, Lindsey had a distinguished academic career. She completed a dual undergraduate degree and excelled in law school where she earned her degree, magna cum laude. Among her many law school accomplishments, Lindsey was honored with Jurisprudence Awards as the top student in multiple classes, one of which she continued with as a teaching and research assistant. Additionally, she was the Notes Editor for the Michigan State Law Review, and selected for inclusion in the Trial Practice Institute. Known for her writing skills, Bosch was a finalist in her law school's best brief competition and was one of four students at the MSU College of Law chosen to publish her Student Note in the Michigan State Law Review.
Bosch is a member of the Grand Rapids Bar Association, the State Bar of Michigan and is admitted to practice law before all Michigan Courts.
Highlights & Recognitions
MSU College of Law's Best Brief Competition, Finalist
One of four students chosen to publish an article in the Michigan State Law Review
Selected for membership with the Michigan State Law Review (notes editor)
Selected for membership with the Trial Practice Institute
News
- Foster Swift Announces Lindsey Bosch as New Associate, April 14, 2010
Speaking Engagements
- Ask a Lawyer, Michigan Township Association, January 26, 2011
Publications
- Noteworthy 2010 Municipal Court Decisions - A Quick Summary, Foster Swift Municipal Law News: MTA Edition, January 2011
- Michigan’s Smoking Ban and Its Effect on Municipalities, Foster Swift Municipal Law News, June 2010
- Installing Footbaths at the University of Michigan-Dearborn: Is the University Preventing Slip and Fall or Falling Further Down the Establishment Clause's Slippery Slope?, Michigan State Law Review, Winter 2008
- Michigan Supreme Court Holds that a No-Fault Insurer Cannot Challenge the Corporate Status of a Provider formed under the Business Corporations Act, Foster Swift No-Fault E-News, July 3, 2008
Memberships & Affiliations
Legal Affiliations:
- State Bar of Michigan
- Grand Rapids Bar Association
Community Involvement:
- Madison Square Christian Reformed Church
