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Courts Reject Lawsuit By Representative Gohmert Contesting Constitutionality of Electoral Count Act
In a bid to authorize Vice President Pence to disregard electoral votes for President-Elect Biden and Vice President-Elect Harris, Representative Louis Gohmert sued to contest the constitutionality of the Electoral Count Act. Selendy & Gay served as co-counsel to the U.S. House of Representatives in an amicus curiae brief opposing the lawsuit.

The Next Wave Of COVID-19 Securities Litigation Is Building
Speaking to Law360, Sean Baldwin explained that "if things change in the market or Congress fails to provide relief," the factors that may have quelled securities litigation in the early stages of the crisis could subside.

Energy Cases To Watch In 2021
Joshua Margolin spoke with Law360 about the most anticipated climate change litigation pending before the Supreme and federal courts in 2021.

Selendy & Gay Announces Associate Bonuses, Exceeding Big Law Scale
For the third consecutive year, Selendy & Gay announced associate bonuses that exceed the scale of national Big Law firms.

The Biggest Energy Rulings Of 2020
Joshua Margolin spoke with Law360 about the major rulings affecting the energy industry in 2020.

My First Year at Selendy & Gay
After two federal clerkships, Michael Duke knew what he was looking for in private practice. When he heard that the lawyers who had taken on Wall Street after the 2008 financial crash had opened their own firm, he leapt at the chance to meet with them.

Three Years After Split from Quinn Emanuel, Selendy & Gay Promotes First New Partners

Selendy & Gay Elects Two New Partners
Selendy & Gay today announced the election of Joy Odom and Oscar Shine to the firm’s partnership, effective January 1, 2021.

My First Year at Selendy & Gay
After several years in Big Law, Spencer Gottlieb was looking for something different. He spoke with us about the wide-ranging cases he’s handled in his first year at Selendy & Gay – including a major crypto-asset class action – and why public interest work has been some of the most rewarding.

California’s Mandate to Diversify Corporate Boards
On September 30, 2020, California governor Gavin Newsom signed into law Assembly Bill 979, which requires publicly held corporations headquartered in California to include at least one person from an underrepresented community.