News & Press Releases

Mintz Member Chuck Samuels discusses a bill that issuers of municipal bonds say would both lower their borrowing costs and give them more investing flexibility is back on the table after failing to become law in the previous Congress.

Attorney Brendan Lowd cautions that employers must dedicate significant financial and personnel resources to make sure they are prepared to address a number of wide ranging employment issues when any natural disaster causes disarray in the workplace.

In this article, Mintz Member Tyrone Thomas discusses the college cheating scandal which involves sneaking in a non-athlete by exploiting the lower academic standards that some schools allow for sports recruits.

As Boston's tech transactions scene stays hot, Ed Pease and Larry Naughton are bringing their practices to Mintz from Wilmer and Choate, respectively.

Mintz Associate Leslie Hodge takes a look at the four pillars of solar project success.

This New York Law Journal outside analysis column discusses the rapidly growing cryptocurrency space and how multiple federal and state agencies are trying to regulate these evolving markets. The column is authored by Mintz Members David Siegal and Jason Halperin. Associates Ellen Shapiro and Matthew Novian assisted in the preparation of this column.