News & Press Releases

Mintz Member Jennifer B. Rubin authored a Lexis Nexis Practical Guidance® Practice Note providing guidance to employers about returning employees to the physical workplace as well as advice concerning the adjustment of the workforce to key COVID-19 pandemic and post-pandemic workplace changes and challenges, including office safety, updating office policies, and workplace location, among others.

Mintz Member and Chair of the Firm’s Intellectual Property Division Michael Renaud was quoted in an article published by IAM on a recent judgment issued by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in a breach-of-fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) litigation between HTC and Ericsson, and how the decision could attract standard essential patent (SEP) owners back to U.S. courts.

Mintz Member Jennifer B. Rubin was quoted extensively in an article published by Law360’s Employment Authority examining the wage and hour issues that may arise with vaccine mandates or incentives, such as extra paid time off and bonuses.

An article published by The American Lawyer reported that Mintz has signed a 20-year lease for 101,000 square feet, covering three floors and a partial concourse level, at 919 Third Avenue in New York. The article included commentary from Managing Member Bob Bodian on how the new office space offers a combination of a more efficient footprint and smaller single-attorney offices.

In an article published by Business Insider, Mintz Member and Founding Chair of the firm’s Immigration Practice Susan Cohen was quoted among several immigration attorneys on the strategies they utilize to win visas for startup workers. Specifically, Ms. Cohen advised startups to meet with corporate and immigration experts before they incorporate their business, so they can design the corporate structure and equity distribution with the right considerations.

Mintz Member and Co-Chair of the firm’s Retail and Consumer Products Practice Chuck Samuels was quoted in an article published by Law360 reflecting on the departure and legacy of Elliot Kaye, former chairman and a current commissioner of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.