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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.

Consumer Protection Cases to Watch in 2020
Lena Konanova spoke to Law360 about the biggest consumer protection decisions expected to come down in 2020.

Selendy & Gay Reimagines the Modern Law Firm
Amidst growing calls from clients, market consultants and alternative legal service providers for a systematic overhaul of the traditional law firm model, a group of America’s most prominent trial attorneys banded together to re-architect law firm structure, operations and culture.

Selendy & Gay Announces 2019 Associate Bonuses
After a remarkable second year, Selendy & Gay announced associate bonuses today, significantly topping the established law firm scale.

My First Year at Selendy & Gay: Daniel Metzger
Daniel Metzger looks back on his first year at Selendy & Gay, including a billion-dollar breach of contract case and an unexpected crash course in metal refining, and explains why keeping an open mind can lead to some thrilling professional moments.

My First Year at Selendy & Gay: Ron Krock
In 2018, Ron Krock was working as a BigLaw associate when an announcement in the American Lawyer caught his attention: a group of the country’s best litigators were launching a new firm.

High Court Ruling Against SEC a Boon for Defendants
Speaking to Law360, Sean Baldwin discussed the SEC's decision to rehear more than 100 cases brought before its administrative law judges.

Caitlin Halligan Profiled in Lawdragon's "Lawyer Limelight"
In a recent interview with Lawdragon, Caitlin Halligan spoke about her work in the public sector, the formative moment that led her to pursue a career in law, and why she left BigLaw to join Selendy & Gay.

Her Justice Appoints Faith Gay to Board of Directors
Selendy & Gay founding partner Faith Gay has been elected to the Her Justice Board of Directors.

Landmark Exxon Climate Change Case Heads to Trial
Speaking to Law360, partner Sean Baldwin said Exxon Mobil's upcoming trial will be the first in New York state court to squarely address U.S. fossil fuel companies' understanding of climate change and the risks it presents to their businesses.