News & Press Releases

Health Law Member Dianne Bourque is featured in this article covering a ransomware attack in the United Kingdom that showed that many hospitals have not adequately protected their computer systems, and how this inadequacy can fall into the realm of digital malpractice.

Mintz Corporate & Securities attorney Brian Shea addresses concerns regarding Snap Inc.’s IPO. The IPO has raised interesting governance issues around its nonvoting shares, which the SEC Investor Advisory Committee (IAC) looked into.

This feature story notes wireless communications company ParkerVision’s request to lift a pause in its lawsuit with Apple, LG, and Qualcomm over several smartphone patents. James Wodarski, Michael McNamara, Kristina Cary, and Daniel Weinger are representing ParkerVision in the case.

This article features Therese Doherty and her move to Mintz from Herrick Fernstein LLP in New York. Therese joins as a Member in Mintz’s Litigation Department.

This article notes that it's common for consumer and employment contracts to have arbitration clauses that require any dispute to be resolved in binding arbitration. It further discusses how not all such clauses explicitly ban arbitration on a classwide basis.

Member and Co-chair of Mintz’s Sports Law Practice Tony Mulrain authored this column providing important considerations for NFL draftees to evaluate as they are approached by companies about product and services endorsements, as well as insight into the proper management of these opportunities.