News
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Courts Reject Lawsuit By Representative Gohmert Contesting Constitutionality of Electoral Count Act
In a bid to authorize Vice President Pence to disregard electoral votes for President-Elect Biden and Vice President-Elect Harris, Representative Louis Gohmert sued to contest the constitutionality of the Electoral Count Act. Selendy & Gay served as co-counsel to the U.S. House of Representatives in an amicus curiae brief opposing the lawsuit.January 12, 2021 -
The Next Wave Of COVID-19 Securities Litigation Is Building
Speaking to Law360, Sean Baldwin explained that "if things change in the market or Congress fails to provide relief," the factors that may have quelled securities litigation in the early stages of the crisis could subside.January 4, 2021 -
Energy Cases To Watch In 2021
Joshua Margolin spoke with Law360 about the most anticipated climate change litigation pending before the Supreme and federal courts in 2021.January 4, 2021 - View All News »
Events
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New York City Bar's Litigation Funding Working Group Reveals New Report
Jordan Goldstein, head of the disclosure subcommittee of the New York City Bar Association's Litigation Funding Working Group, will join a panel of fellow members for a live webinar to discuss the Group's newly released report.January 26, 2021 -
2020 & Beyond: Diversity in the Legal Profession Forum
On November 10, Managing Partner Jennifer Selendy will join a panel of industry leaders to discuss diversity, equity and inclusion in the legal field.November 10, 2020 -
The Constitution on the Edge
Join Caitlin Halligan, Jennifer Selendy and a panel of experts for an incisive discussion of the proposals to pack the Supreme Court, the debate over whether to consider the confirmation of nominated judges and justices in the months leading up to a presidential election, and the origins and current vitality of the Electoral College.October 30, 2020 - View All Events »
Publications
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Op-ed: Is Brett Kavanaugh Angling to Be the Next Anthony Kennedy?
Writing for LGBTQ Nation, David Flugman explores whether Justice Kavanaugh may be trying to occupy the position of “swing justice” held by Justice Kennedy, his former boss. "It would be a mistake to view the block of six conservatives as a monolith," Flugman wrote.November 17, 2020 -
The Only Way to Win
Faith Gay and Joy Odom explore how to turn difficult cases into coherent, winning stories for judges and juries.October 14, 2020 -
Robust Compliance Plans Can Limit PPP False Claims Act Liability
Businesses that took on Paycheck Protection Loans to help weather Covid-19 must understand their potential liabilities under the False Claims Act. Writing for Bloomberg Law, Andrew Dunlap and Nick Klenow offer recommendations for companies, including implementing robust compliance plans.August 19, 2020 - View All Publications »
Awards
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Jennifer Selendy & Caitlin Halligan Named to Crain's 100 Notable Women in Law
Crain’s New York Business honored Jennifer Selendy and Caitlin Halligan among 100 New Yorkers chosen for its "Notable Women in Law" list.December 21, 2020 -
Financial Times Honors Selendy & Gay for Defending Voting Rights
The Financial Times has shortlisted Selendy & Gay for its top prize in "Social Justice and the Rule of Law."December 11, 2020 -
Selendy & Gay Named Among 2021’s "Best Law Firms"
Selendy & Gay has been recognized as one of 2021’s “Best Law Firms.”November 9, 2020 - View All Awards »