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: Faith Gay, Jennifer Selendy, Philippe Selendy, Kelley Cornish, and Temidayo Aganga-Williams.
Selendy Gay was commended for its "strong set of trial lawyers who are prepared to go to trial" as well as the team's depth of knowledge and responsiveness. Clients report, “Selendy Gay has intellectual horsepower, extraordinary listening and communication skills, and a desire to help clients navigate challenging business issues."
Attorney Honors
Faith Gay was recognized once again for "White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations" and "General Commercial Litigation." Her clients report, “Faith is an excellent lawyer. She is sharp, composed and persuasive, and also a clear thinker.” Chambers highlights Faith’s work in high-stakes litigation covering commercial claims, white-collar issues, and matters of constitutional law.
Jennifer Selendy was ranked among the top lawyers in general commercial litigation for her work on complex, high-stakes disputes, including the $1.1 billion trial victory she co-led on behalf of Fortis Advisors in a merger earnout dispute with Johnson & Johnson. Jennifer is one of the rare “generalists” whose broad range of skills has allowed her to achieve exceptional results for plaintiffs and defendants in the many varied matters she leads. According to clients, "Jennifer is responsive and brilliant in court, she's a sensational lawyer."
Philippe Selendy was ranked for his work in general commercial litigation, especially for his role in co-leading the representation of Fortis Advisors, which found the former shareholders of Auris Health entitled to the largest earnout-related damages award in Delaware history. Chambers notes Philippe’s work representing institutional investors and financial institutions and maintaining an active practice defending companies in M&A-related and shareholder disputes. He is known by his clients as a "really excellent lawyer" who "truly anticipates what his clients need."
Kelley Cornish was named a leading lawyer in both "Bankruptcy and Restructuring" and "Bankruptcy Litigation." Clients report that Kelley is “extraordinarily well-respected in the bankruptcy community” and that “she does a fantastic job navigating tough situations with a steady hand.” Chambers highlights her extensive experience representing companies and boards in high-stakes restructuring and insolvency disputes, bankruptcy-related investigations and litigation involving breaches of fiduciary duty, fraudulent transfers, preferences, and equitable subordination.
Temidayo Aganga-Williams made his inaugural appearance in the rankings for "White-Collar Crime and Government Investigations" this year. Temidayo is an experienced litigator and former federal prosecutor who represents clients in complex government enforcement actions, internal investigations, and congressional oversight. Clients report, "Temidayo combines his intelligence, skill and persuasiveness together for the benefit of his clients."
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