Mintz Levin Promotes Fifteen Attorneys to Members of the Firm
5/7/2004
Boston, MA - Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. today announced that the following fifteen attorneys have been promoted to member (partner) status at the firm:
Daniel Bleck - Bankruptcy/Commercial (Boston)Dean Bostock - Intellectual Property (Boston)
David Crosby - Intellectual Property (Boston)
Megan Gates - Business and Finance (Boston)
Shane Hunter - Intellectual Property (Boston)
David Johnson - Intellectual Property (Boston)
Todd Mason - Business and Finance (New York)
Carolyn McElroy - Health (Washington, D.C.)
Dominic Picca - Litigation (New York)
Larry Schoen - Litigation (Boston)
Grant Sovern - Immigration (Boston)
Jay Tangney - Litigation (Boston)
Blaine Templeman - Business and Finance (New York)
Reena Thadhani - Trusts and Estates (Boston)
Dean Zioze - Business and Finance (Boston)
"These fifteen new members have demonstrated extraordinary skill as lawyers, with exceptional attention to client service. They represent the hallmark of excellence that defines the firm throughout its fourteen sections and seven offices," said Peter Biagetti, Managing Director and a Member of the Litigation Section at Mintz Levin. "Our new members truly exemplify those skills, standards and spirit that are the best of Mintz Levin."
Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. is a multidisciplinary law firm with over 450 attorneys and senior professionals in Boston, Washington D.C., Reston, VA, New York, New Haven, CT, Los Angeles and London.
Mintz Levin is distinguished by its reputation for responsive client service and expertise in the areas of bankruptcy; business and finance; communications; employment; environmental; federal; health care; immigration; intellectual property; litigation; public finance; real estate; tax; and trusts and estates. Mintz Levin's international clientele range from privately held start-ups to Fortune 100 companies in a wide array of industries including biotechnology, venture capital, telecommunications, health care and high technology.
Mintz Levin was one of the first law firms to develop complementary consulting capabilities to provide complete solutions to clients' problems, including investment/wealth management, government and public affairs and transactional insurance.
