Manhattan’s Selendy Gay Elsberg is set to grow its roster of lawyers by about 25% this year, thanks largely to a group of graduates joining the litigation boutique in the fall.
The firm expects “the majority” of the 26 law school students who spent last summer there to return full-time as first-year associates later this year, according to Maria Ginzburg, its managing partner. Selendy has grown to more than 60 lawyers in the five years since it was launched by focusing on junior associates.
Selendy said Thursday it hired Temidayo Aganga-Williams, who served as senior investigative counsel for the House ...
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