About Tonya Holliday
Tonya is an accomplished paralegal with extensive experience supporting complex, high-stakes litigation at both the state and federal levels. With a career defined by precision, discretion, and strategic insight, Tonya has played a critical role in defending clients facing serious felony, white-collar, and high-exposure criminal matters.
Highly skilled in case development and trial preparation, Tonya manages voluminous discovery, analyzes investigative materials, and coordinates case strategy with exceptional attention to detail. Her work includes preparing pleadings and exhibits, drafting legal memoranda, organizing evidence for trial and hearings, and supporting counsel through all phases of litigation—from pre-charging investigations through verdict and post-conviction proceedings.
Tonya brings deep knowledge of criminal procedure, evidentiary rules, and court operations, allowing attorneys to focus on strategy while ensuring that every aspect of case preparation meets the highest professional standards. Known for sound judgment and unwavering confidentiality, Tonya routinely works on matters involving juvenile clients, sensitive allegations, protected information, and clients whose cases demand absolute discretion.
Respected by attorneys and court personnel alike, Tonya is valued not only for technical proficiency but also for calm professionalism under pressure. Her ability to anticipate issues, manage deadlines, and execute complex tasks with efficiency makes her an indispensable member of any elite legal team.
“Lindsay walked our family through the fire with competence, courage, and relentless resolve. Her communication and unwavering expertise helped ease the enormous fear we felt as parents watching our son go through the most challenging time of his life. As promised, she left no stone unturned and held our son’s school accountable for treating BOTH sides with fairness and respect. The investigation ended in his favor, and his life is finally moving forward again. We would not be here without Lindsay.”
— K.B., mother of student acquitted in Title IX investigation
