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Maria Ginzburg Profiled in Lawdragon Lawyer Limelight
Speaking to Lawdragon, Maria Ginzburg discussed being called to handle "the latest Wall Street problem," why imprecise business transactions can lead to litigation and how distressed economies can exacerbate those effects.

Selendy & Gay Co-Authors Amicus Brief Challenging Trump Administration Asylum Policy
Selendy & Gay has co-authored an amicus brief filed in federal district court challenging a Trump administration asylum policy that unlawfully diverts migrants at the border to Guatemala.

Supreme Court’s LGBT Foster Care Case Could Undercut Job Bias Laws
A U.S. Supreme Court case concerning a Philadelphia policy that outlaws LGBT discrimination by foster care agencies with city contracts could have sweeping effects on government enforcement of anti-bias laws.

Baltimore Climate Case Against Big Oil Kept in State Court
The city of Baltimore’s lawsuit seeking to hold fossil fuel producers liable for effects linked to climate change will proceed in the state court where it was filed. Speaking with Bloomberg Environment, Lena Konanova explained what this precedent means for other pending climate litigations.

Selendy & Gay Represents Cryptocurrency Investors in First-Of-Its-Kind Bitcoin Manipulation Suit
A New York federal judge has appointed Selendy & Gay, along with co-counsel from Roche Cyrulnik Freedman LLP and Schneider Wallace Cottrell Konecky, as interim lead counsel in what has been called a “blockbuster” bitcoin market manipulation case against Bitfinex and Tether.

Selendy & Gay Files Amicus Brief on Behalf of Campaign Legal Center
Selendy & Gay and the Campaign Legal Center, a nonpartisan organization dedicated to strengthening the democratic process, have filed an important amicus brief supporting Delaware’s system of requiring partisan balance on the state’s courts.

Selendy & Gay Fuses Values with Results to Disrupt the Law Firm Model
The powerhouse corps of lawyers who formed Selendy & Gay nearly two years ago were well acquainted with success. They had won landmark cases, recovered vast sums for clients and pioneered new practice areas. And yet, they wondered whether there was something more – a better law firm – to be built.

Restructuring Pros Weigh in on Past Year, Share 2020 Outlook
Turnarounds & Workouts spoke with Maria Ginzburg about the biggest stories of 2019 and the cases that took a surprising turn.

2020 Kicks off With Slew of Anti-LGBTQ Bills in State Legislatures
Speaking with Washington Blade, David Flugman called recently introduced anti-LGBTQ bills “a pernicious attempt to target a disfavored group” and constitutionally suspect.

Compliance 2020: Hedge Funds in the U.S. and Cayman Islands
David Elsberg spoke with HFM Compliance about the regulations and macroeconomic issues expected to impact hedge funds in 2020.