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For the seventh consecutive year, Selendy Gay has announced associate bonuses that exceed the levels set by Big Law firms.

Selendy Gay is proud to announce the elevation of Meredith Nelson, Claire O’Brien, and Julie Singer, effective January 1, 2025.

In another significant victory for tenant rights in New York, the U.S. Supreme Court denied certiorari in the final two rent-stabilization cases that Selendy Gay has been litigating alongside The Legal Aid Society and Legal Services NYC for more than 5 years.

The arbitration is seated in Switzerland under the 1994 UK-India bilateral investment treaty.

Associate Amanda Miner and Protect Democracy attorney Rachel Goodman co-authored an op-ed published in the Richmond Times-Dispatch that discusses the efforts of election deniers to spread disinformation and overturn election results, and highlights election workers who are holding them accountable.

In a victory on behalf of a proposed class of investors who traded TRX, a crypto-token created by the TRON Foundation, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York denied a motion to dismiss claims alleging that TRON and its founder, Justin Sun, misled investors by promoting, offering, and selling TRX in violation of federal and state securities laws.

After clerking in Washington D.C., Jeff joined Selendy Gay for its diverse practice opportunities and strong mentorship programs, as well as its commitment to public service. He quickly took ownership in significant parts of his cases, gaining experience with depositions, trial appearances, and oral arguments. Three years later, Jeff was a crucial part of the team that secured a $1 billion victory against Johnson & Johnson after a ten-day trial.

Selendy Gay, along with Protect Democracy and the Erlich Law Office, filed a malicious prosecution lawsuit on behalf of former election official Michele White. This legal action was filed against Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares, Assistant Attorney General Joshua N. Lief, and their investigators following the unjust charges brought against Ms. White by the state's controversial “Election Integrity Unit.”

Selendy Gay, in partnership with the Campaign Legal Center (“CLC”), obtained a court order ensuring full implementation of the New Mexico Voting Rights Act ("NMRA"), restoring the right to vote for over 11,000 citizens.

In collaboration with the Campaign Legal Center (“CLC”) and other co-counsel, Selendy Gay authored an amicus brief that successfully defended the voting rights of nearly 100,000 Arizonans at risk of being disqualified from participating in upcoming state and local elections.