Robinson, Biggs, Ingram, Solop & Farris, PLLC
Lynn Patton Thompson
Christopher Solop

Lynn Patton Thompson

Licensed in: Mississippi, Georgia & Virginia
Direct Dial: 601.987.4821
Direct Fax: 601.713..9921
lynn.thompson@rbisf.com


Areas of Practice


Practice Description

Lynn has practiced government contracts law, construction law and commercial litigation for over twelve years.  She represents prime contractors, owners and subcontractors in all aspects of construction, including contract drafting and negotiation, disputes, claims, toxic torts and other construction-related defects, and litigation, arbitration and mediation.  Lynn also represents large and small government contracts on all aspects of federal and state acquisition issues, including award protests; small-business size protests; U. S. Small Business Administration HUBZone, Mentor-Protégé, and other programs; disputes, claims and appeals and federal grant law.


Activities & Affiliations

  • Licensed in Mississippi, Georgia and Virginia
  • Member – Hinds County Bar Association, Mississippi Bar Association,
    American Bar Association, State Bar of Georgia and Virginia State Bar
  • Member – ABA Forum on the Construction Industry and Division 10 Steering Committee
  • Co-author of “Waivers, Releases and Project End Change Orders” presented at the
    ABA Forum on Construction Industry’s 2002 Annual Meeting
  • Co-author of “Claims for Lost Labor Productivity,” The Construction Lawyer
    (April 2000)
  • Co-author of Contractor’s Desk Book on Mississippi Law (1996)
  • Co-author of “Equitable Adjustments in Federal Government Contracts” (1996)
  • Recurring contributor to Construction Mississippi Magazine


Educational & Professional Background

  • B.A. summa cum laude, Emory University (1988)
  • J.D., Emory University (1992)
  • Special Assistant United States Attorney, Washington, D.C. (1995)
  • Admitted to practice before all state and federal courts in Mississippi, Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals; Court of Federal Claims; United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit