Ms. Marziani was invited by Senator Alex Padilla to testify with a group of experts on state and local responses to combat efforts by the Trump Administration to undermine election administration in the upcoming midterm elections.

MSG Partner Mimi Marziani was recognized as an honorary inductee into the NYU Law chapter of the Order of the Coif—a national honor society for law students who rank in the top ten percent of their graduating classes.

As CBS reports, MS&G represents Neiyerver Adrián Leon Rengel in a first-of-its-kind Federal Tort Claims Act case seeking accountability from the United States for his wrongful deportation and detention in El Salvador’s CECOT prison.

Joaquin Gonzalez of MARZIANI, STEVENS & GONZALEZ argued an appellate case on March 12, 2026 for Powered by People and former Congressman Beto O’Rourke. 

“Jolt is simply the latest target of his unlawful campaign to undermine and silence civil rights groups in Texas,” said Mimi Marziani, a lawyer representing the nonprofit.

MS&G partner Joaquin Gonzalez, described as a  “veteran voting rights lawyer in Texas,” was quoted in Mother Jones and recognized for his deep expertise in issues involving contested elections and the transfer of power at the U.S. Congress. 

We represent former Cong. Beto O’Rourke and his political organization, Powered by People, after the Attorney General of Texas targeted them for their speech and fundraising supporting Texas Democrats who left the state to protest new GOP congressional maps.

USAID employees who will lose their jobs when the agency shuts down may pursue their claims against Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency as a class action, a federal court said.

MS&G’s Mimi Marziani discusses with Jen Rubin, Co-Founder and Editor-in-Chief with The Contrarian why the proposed redistricting map in Texas is so harmful, why so many Texans are (rightfully) upset, and what happens next.

President Donald Trump’s willingness to wield presidential power to punish political enemies has made national headlines. In our home state, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has done the same.