News & Press Releases

Member Tom Crane authors this article discussing the decision by the Fourth Circuit court of Appeals in United States ex rel. Drakeford v. Tuomey. The judgment premised on Stark Law violations, and was, according to some, not grounded in Stark Law regulations.

Mintz has expanded its Corporate & Securities Practice with the addition of Anthony J. Marsico, who brings wide-ranging corporate finance experience and a strong focus in capital markets.

Meghan B. Burke, Section Head for the Public Finance Practice and Chair of the Education Practice at Mintz, will be participating in a panel discussion titled “Stopping Health Care Hemorrhaging: Transforming New York City’s Health Care Infrastructure" at the New York City Bar's headquarters.

Daniel Herling authored this column concerning the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act, which requires businesses to provide warning to Californians about significant exposure to chemicals that cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.

Mintz continues to enhance its nationally recognized Litigation and Sports Law Practices with the addition of Anthony Mulrain, who represents high-profile athletes and entertainers in litigation and arbitration matters.

This article explores the possible connection between the NCAA tournament’s move to South Carolina and Duke University’s loss in the second round of the tournament. Duke lost after North Carolina’s “bathroom bill” led the NCAA to move this year’s tournament out of state.