Susan Berson and Brent Henry Recognized as Health Care Trailblazers by the National Law Journal

Mintz has been recognized among the Top 25 Los Angeles Law Firms in Real Estate and Top 125 Los Angeles Law Firms overall by LA Times Studios. 

ESG Practice Co-chair Jacob Hupart recently connected with Responsible Investor about the Department of Labor’s decision to reconsider, and potentially rescind, its ‘ESG rule’. The decision comes as the rule faces ongoing court challenges and amid broader regulatory rollbacks under the Trump administration.

Mintz announces Dr. Terri Shieh-Newton has been named Patent Prosecution Practitioner of the Year in Managing IP’s Americas Awards 2025. The program is the most comprehensive and widely respected IP law firm awards event in the legal industry and covers several IP practice areas and more than 50 jurisdictions. Winners are selected based on research and feedback from thousands of firms, IP practitioners, and their clients through interviews, emails, and online surveys.

Mintz advised the underwriters in connection with a $90 million underwritten offering by Rezolute, Inc. of 20,786,923 shares of common stock and pre-funded warrants to purchase up to 6,905,385 shares of common stock. The common stock is listed on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the symbol “RZLT.”  

Mintz announces ten years of consecutive revenue growth following the close of its fiscal year on March 29. The firm generated $700 million in gross revenue, representing an 8.5% increase year-over-year (YoY). Profits per equity partner rose 22%, driving an advancement of five places on American Lawyer’s 2025 ranking of the country’s most profitable law firms. 

Mintz received an ‘A’ grade on the 2025 Law Firm Climate Change Scorecard, published by Law Students for Climate Accountability (LSCA). The LSCA releases the Scorecard annually, ranking “Vault 100” law firms based on their involvement in fossil fuel-related work over a five-year period, evaluating activity across litigation, lobbying, and transactional matters. To receive an ‘A’ grade, a firm must meet the criteria for an ‘A’ in at least one of the three categories and achieve no lower than a ‘B’ in the remaining categories.