News & Press Releases

Alexandra Gallo-Cook was quoted by The Deal in an article about a bill that would give New York jurisdiction over a wide array of mergers. If enacted, New York would have the most far-reaching competition law of any state.

San Francisco Business Times featured Mintz’s new office lease in San Francisco at 525 Market St. The firm will be increasing its footprint in downtown by 50% to 29,000 square feet on a whole single floor with the new space.

Mintz Members Jeffrey Moerdler and Steven Shparber were quoted in a recent Bisnow article examining how utilities are slowing the development of self-powered data centers, following their participation in Bisnow’s National DICE Power Capacity, Energy and Sustainability event. As developers increasingly turn to on-site generation to meet surging power demands, utilities are proving to be a significant obstacle in deploying these solutions at scale.

Insights from Health Law Practice Chair and Health Care Enforcement Defense Practice Co-chair Karen Lovitch were included in a Law360 article discussing federal subpoenas issued to physicians involved in providing gender-affirming care for minors. In the article, Karen explains that it's unusual for the government to announce subpoenas and that False Claims Act cases often start under seal with a whistleblower's complaint, rather than a public announcement.

Private Equity International quoted Kari Harris in an article examining the increasing use of semi-liquid and evergreen fund structures and the implications for traditional limited partners. She emphasized the importance of transparency in fund documentation as these structures continue to evolve.

New York Law Journal published an article written by Jason P.W. Halperin, Robert Kidwell, Ellen Shapiro, and Kristina Van Horn about the New York State Senate passing the Twenty-First Century Anti-Trust Act (SB 335), an amendment to New York’s General Business Law. In the article, the attorneys outline the biggest implications of the proposed law, including what would be the most comprehensive pre-merger notification program of any state in the country.