News & Press Releases

Law360 published an article written by Mintz Members Jacob Hupart, Ellen Shapiro, and Associate Will McKitterick about the role ESG considerations continue to play in shareholder activism and proxy battles. The article also examines how recent regulatory and political developments have raised the bar for ESG-related proposals, influencing both strategy and outcomes.

Of Counsel Michelle Capezza recently connected with Fiduciary News about how cybersecurity for 401k providers has become a critical competitive lever as 401k plans are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals.

Private Equity Practice Co-chair Matthew T. Simpson was quoted in a recent Infrastructure Investor Deals article about CVC DIF’s acquisition of SBA Canada. The $325 million transaction reflects a recent trend of M&A activity in the tower sector, as telecom infrastructure assets are increasingly valued for their role in enabling network expansion and digital connectivity.

“Private equity’s growing interest in Canadian telecom infrastructure reflects a broader trend toward asset monetization and operational efficiency,” Matt says.

Mintz’s Chief Marketing & Business Development Officer Chris Newman was quoted in The Legal Intelligencer in an article about how communications professionals can boost law firm growth by supporting key client account efforts and contributing their insights to important firm relationships.

Intelligize referenced a recent article by Mintz Member Jacob Hupart in its coverage of the ongoing court challenges to the Securities and Exchange Commission’s climate disclosure rule. Jacob’s piece examines the Eighth Circuit’s decision to hold litigation over the rule “in abeyance.”

Law360 quoted Health Law Practice Chair and Health Care Enforcement Defense Practice Co-chair Karen Lovitch in an article about a Ninth Circuit opinion affirming that a California man's fraud conviction provides insights for the owners of medical testing laboratories regarding what sales tactics are permitted under a 2018 kickbacks law.