J. Lindsey Chong joined Feiler & Leach to form Feiler Leach & Chong in 2023.   She currently acts as the firm’s Managing Partner focusing primarily on client development and business expansion for the firm.   She has extensive experience in handling residential and commercial property damage claims for both insurance companies and property owners and heads the firm’s property damage practice.  Lindsey prides herself on being approachable to, responsive, and honest with all her clients. She understands the legal jargon contained in property insurance policies because she’s reviewed and analyzed thousands of them. She evaluates whether your property damage is covered under your policy if so, will walk you through the process of putting in a property insurance claim. 

Lindsey has also litigated complex commercial litigation disputes arising from contracts for the sale of businesses, independent contractor agreements, and real estate contracts. She has further handled South Florida real estate transactions, both commercial and residential, for over a decade. Lindsey has a multi-faceted approach to resolving title issues because in her past experience at a large litigation firm, she was tasked with representing numerous title insurance carriers.

Prior to joining Feiler Leach & Chong, Lindsey acted as a founding partner of Grosser Chong, PLLC for eight years.   

Lindsey is a tenacious negotiator and genuinely cares for her clients. She combines work ethic, responsiveness, and diligence to better serve her clients.   She has served as an adjunct professor of legal writing and research at Florida International University College of Law.

When she’s not helping her clients, she can be found spending time with her husband, Andre, her two young sons, and her goldendoodles.  She also enjoys traveling, running, and reading fiction.

Practice Areas

• Residential and Commercial Property Insurance Litigation
• Real Estate Transactions
• Commercial Litigation

Talk to Lindsey About

• A Song of Ice and Fire
• Running
• Traveling
• Bigger, Better Things
• Florida’s Insurance Crisis

Bar Admissions

• State of Florida
• Southern District of Florida
• Middle District of Florida
• State of Texas

Education

• Florida International University College of Law — JD, 2009
• Tufts University – BA, Quantitative Economics, 2006