Selendy Gay, along with Protect Democracy and the Erlich Law Office, filed a malicious prosecution lawsuit on behalf of former election official Michele White. This legal action was filed against Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, Assistant Attorney General Joshua N. Lief, and their investigators following the unjust charges brought against Ms. White by the state's controversial “Election Integrity Unit.”
Selendy Gay, in partnership with the Campaign Legal Center (“CLC”), obtained a court order ensuring full implementation of the New Mexico Voting Rights Act ("NMRA"), restoring the right to vote for over 11,000 citizens.
In collaboration with the Campaign Legal Center (“CLC”) and other co-counsel, Selendy Gay authored an amicus brief that successfully defended the voting rights of nearly 100,000 Arizonans at risk of being disqualified from participating in upcoming state and local elections.
Partner David Flugman presented as a panelist on the impact of the November election on LGBTQ+ communities at the Williams Institute Fall Salon alongside several experts on LGBTQ+ law and public policy.
Partner Lauren Zimmerman spoke at the National LGBTQ+ Bar Association’s 2024 Lavender Law Conference, where she was recognized as one of the 40 Best LGBTQ+ Lawyers Under 40.
Partner Jennifer Selendy spoke at Harvard Law School’s Celebration 70+, which commemorated the 70th Anniversary of the school’s first class of women graduates.
On September 17, 2024, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York (“EDNY”) announced a new whistleblower non-prosecution program (“EDNY Pilot Program”) “designed to encourage individuals to disclose original and actionable information about previously unknown criminal conduct undertaken by or through public or private entities or organizations.”
Recent litigation and enforcement actions signal the beginning of a regulatory shift toward increased scrutiny of crypto gatekeepers. This shift underscores the critical role crypto gatekeepers play in maintaining the integrity and stability of the rapidly evolving crypto sector and the increased need to protect investors.
Two U.S. Supreme Court rulings handed down on June 20 — Gonzalez v. Trevino, and Chiaverini v. City of Napoleon, Ohio — have significant implications for civil rights litigation by clarifying legal standards in cases involving retaliatory arrests and malicious prosecution.
Benchmark Litigation has recognized our partners in its 2025 rankings of “Litigation Stars” and “Future Stars,” and it listed the firm in its “Top Boutiques” and "New York Dispute Resolution" categories.
Tina’s Wish honored Kelley Cornish with its Tina Brozman Mentoring Award at the 2024 Annual Gala, where nearly 900 supporters gathered to raise more than $3 million for early detection ovarian cancer research.
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