News & Press Releases

Health Care and Health Law Practice Chair Karen Lovitch was featured in a Q&A by Laboratory Economics about the pros and cons of companies and clinical labs self-disclosing potential civil and criminal violations. 

Associate Gabriella Flick was featured in a Northeastern University School of Law Magazine article about her career and commitment to pro bono work. 

Life Science Intellectual Property Review included insights from Life Science Litigation Practice Chair and Patent Litigation Practice Co-chair Sige Gutman in an article discussing recent government efficiency initiatives impacting the US Patent and Trademark Office. The article addresses the potential implications for life sciences companies and considerations for how to navigate the current uncertainty.

Member Frank Gerratana was quoted by Business Insider about the potential implications of artificial intelligence for the billable hour. 

Mintz advised SightLine Applications, a leading developer of sensor processing software for autonomous and uncrewed systems, backed by Artemis, on its acquisition of Athena AI, an Australia-based specialist in AI-enabled computer vision and decision support for defense applications. 

Retail and Consumer Products Co-chair Chuck Samuels recently connected with The Bond Buyer about potential changes to the tax-exempt status of municipal bonds. He noted that private activity bonds (PABs) and the health care and higher education sectors are among the most vulnerable to the possible changes—particularly at the local district level.