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

Law360 wrote about the arrival of Health Law specialist Kathryn Edgerton to Mintz in Los Angeles. The article highlighted Kathryn's focus on acting for clients in addiction treatment and behavioral sciences, as well as for hospitals on a range of transactional, regulatory, and strategic issues.

Mintz's Corbin Carter spoke to Law360 about a new set of rules in New York around the use of automated programs in recruiting and hiring.

Mintz Of Counsel Michelle Capezza authored an article published by the Journal of Pension Benefits titled "Maintaining Plan Documents And Procedures For Retirement Plan Required Minimum Distributions".

Health Law specialist, Kathryn Edgerton, has joined Mintz as a Member in the firm’s Los Angeles office. She brings with her a wealth of experience acting for hospitals and other health-related organizations on a broad range of transactional, regulatory, and strategic issues.

New Member Michelle N. Lipkowitz's move to Mintz was covered in The Maryland Daily Record. On the reasons for joining Mintz, Michelle said, “Mintz was super attractive to me because they’re just doing so many things well. I found their attorneys to be very talented, entrepreneurial and collaborative.”

Mintz represented Axoft, a neurotechnology company, in its $8 million seed round led by The Engine, a venture firm spun out of MIT that invests in early-stage Tough Tech companies.