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Dempsey settling into private role after influential Statehouse run
December 3, 2017
Brian Dempsey, Senior Vice President and COO of ML Strategies, was recently featured in an Eagle-Tribune article that discussed his career shift from serving as the chair of the House Ways and Means Committee and the state House of Representatives to his executive ML Strategies position.
Dinner Reservation Text Promoting Specials Isn’t Advertising
November 29, 2017
Joshua Briones, Managing Member of Mintz’s Los Angeles office, is quoted in a Bloomberg Law article on the subject of a lawsuit brought against Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que for sending unsolicited marketing message without written consent.
‘Skinny’ health plans confuse consumers
November 21, 2017
Alden Bianchi, a Member in Mintz’s Boston office, is quoted in an NBC News article covering the institution of new “skinny” or reduced-cost health care plans being newly offered to individuals struggling to meet the demands of paying for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.
What Ending H-4 Work Permits Means For Cos., Immigrants
November 20, 2017
This Law360 article discusses plans by the Trump administration to end work authorization for H-4 visa holders and the impact that action would have on employers and immigrant workers and their families. Susan Cohen, founder and Chair of Mintz’s Immigration Practice, provides commentary.
Muni groups, upset by House tax bill, pin hopes on Senate
November 17, 2017
Chuck Samuels, a Washington D.C. Member, is quoted in an article from The Bond Buyer on the topic of the reaction of municipal market participants following the House vote to pass a tax bill that would eliminate private activity bonds and advance refundings beginning in 2018.
Alec Zadek, a Member and litigator in Mintz’s Boston office, has long been a strong advocate on behalf of women who were the victims of human trafficking. He’s been actively involved in Massachusetts legislation that would vacate criminal convictions of women who were forced into prostitution.
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