Jaclyn Flint honored as Up and Coming Lawyer

Riley Bennett Egloff LLP (RBE) is pleased to announce that Jaclyn Flint, a partner with RBE, has been selected as an “Up and Coming Lawyer” for the 2025 Leadership in Law recognition by The Indiana Lawyer. The honorees were celebrated during a breakfast this morning (Thursday, May 29) at the Indiana Roof Ballroom.

When asked what this award means to her, Jaclyn responded, “I am truly honored by this recognition as a leader in the Indianapolis legal community. One of the reasons that I decided to become an attorney was to serve my community — I wanted to be someone who can be relied upon and to be a voice promoting justice for those within my community. This honor both recognizes what I have worked toward in that vein and fuels me to continue serving the Indianapolis community.”

Jaclyn received her undergraduate degree from Purdue University with Highest Distinction prior to receiving her JD with a Graduate Certificate in Intellectual Property Law from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, where she graduated summa cum laude.

Additionally, Jaclyn is a member of the 2023 Class XI of the Indiana State Bar Association’s Leadership Development Academy and serves in multiple leadership roles within the Indianapolis Bar Association, including as Chair of the Intellectual Property Section Executive Committee and a member of the Planning Committee for The Racing Attorney Conference (TRAC) held annually.

Each year, The Indiana Lawyer recognizes lawyers throughout the state as part of their Leadership in Law program with a focus on the attorney’s contribution to both the community and to the legal profession. Selection for the “Up and Coming Lawyer” award for the 2025 Leadership in Law recognition is based on: achievement in the legal profession and involvement in professional legal organizations; community contributions supporting social and civic community-based organizations and programs; and what makes this young lawyer stand out among his/her peer group. Jaclyn’s nomination was supported by numerous leaders and professionals in the Indianapolis legal community.