About
Michael H. McGinley focuses his practice on litigation, specifically appellate and complex commercial matters. He has experience representing clients at every level of the federal judiciary, as well as in numerous federal agencies and state courts. He has litigated a wide range of issues, including federal jurisdiction, foreign sovereign immunity, Chevron deference, federalism, preemption, arbitration, labor law, tort law, securities and corporate law, contract rights, voting rights, free speech, religious freedom and many other constitutional issues. He also regularly advises individual, corporate and government clients on strategic and regulatory matters.
Practice areas
AppellateComplex Commercial LitigationDispute ResolutionFinancial Services LitigationGeneral Commercial Disputes
Office
Expertise
Federal JurisdictionForeign Sovereign ImmunityChevron DeferenceFederalismPreemptionArbitrationLabor LawTort LawSecurities and Corporate LawContract RightsVoting RightsFree SpeechReligious Freedom
Education
- University of Notre Dame, B.A., 2006, cum laude, Willis D. Nutting Award
- Harvard Law School, J.D., 2009, cum laude, Harvard Law Review - Supreme Court Chair