Awards

Temidayo Aganga-Williams was named by Law360 as one of the publication's 2025 Rising Stars. This exclusive list honors lawyers under the age of 40 for their career accomplishments in their respective practice areas.

Partner Claire O'Brien has been recognized by the New York Law Journal as a "Rising Star" honoree in the publication's 2025 New York Legal Awards. The annual program honors the attorneys and judges whose dedication, innovation, and leadership have profoundly impacted the legal profession across the state.

Founding partners Jennifer and Philippe Selendy were named to Bloomberg Law's inaugural list of "Unrivaled Litigators," which recognizes trial lawyers who lead the legal profession in high-stakes and impactful victories.

Selendy Gay was named among the nation’s top litigation firms by Legal 500 for the seventh consecutive year.

Fourteen Selendy Gay partners were ranked among the Lawdragon “500 Leading Plaintiff Financial Lawyers” for 2025. The list recognizes leading lawyers across the country who represent investors, consumers, and businesses in high-stakes financial disputes.

In its USA Guide 2025, Chambers and Partners recognized Selendy Gay among the nation's leading law firms in "General Commercial Litigation" and "White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations." The guide also named five of the firm's partners as leaders in their respective fields.

Jennifer and Philippe Selendy were recognized among the 2025 "Titans of the Plaintiffs Bar" by Law360. This honor recognizes their industry-leading achievements and unprecedented recoveries for plaintiffs involved in complex multi-billion-dollar disputes.

The National Law Journal has named Founding Partner Jennifer Selendy as a “Plaintiff Attorney of the Year Finalist” in its 2025 Elite Trial Lawyers program. These awards highlight the attorneys who have taken cutting-edge approaches to the nation’s top litigation work over the past year.

The Curve Foundation named Selendy Gay Partner Lauren Zimmerman to its prestigious “2025 Curve Power List,” which highlights LGBTQ+ women and nonbinary individuals who are shaping culture, policy, and social change across North America.

Selendy Gay was named a “Women-Forward Workplace” by Crain’s New York Business in the publication’s 2025 “Women of Influence” program, which honors influential leaders who are driving progress for women in workplaces, industries, and communities across New York City.