About Jennifer Hurley McGay

Jennifer Hurley McGay represents individuals and companies in both small and large complex commercial disputes in state and federal courts, as well as in bankruptcy proceedings. Jennifer has experience litigating cases involving a broad spectrum of substantive issues, including business torts, class actions, contract, construction disputes, bankruptcy, securities law, intellectual property, employment, and corporate issues. The clients in these cases have been both plaintiffs and defendants engaged in a wide variety of industries, including financial services, oil and gas, cable and media, sporting goods, telecommunications, electronics, insurance, information technology, and cash management and financial technology.

Jennifer handles matters during all phases of litigation through trial, appeal, and settlement. She regularly counsels clients in ways to avoid or minimize litigation risks and is well versed in various forms of alternative dispute resolution, including arbitration and mediation. Jennifer also negotiates and drafts business agreements, including employment agreements, participation agreements, and non-disclosure agreements, and advises clients on transactional and regulatory matters and the day-to-day issues affecting their businesses. Jennifer’s experience includes substantial experience representing credit unions and she is well versed in the specific rules and regulations that govern credit unions and Credit Union Service Organizations.