Mintz earned recognition for 43 practices and 85 attorneys in the 2026 edition of Chambers USA. Among this year’s results, 14 attorneys and six practice areas received Chambers’ highest distinction, Band 1. Mintz Insurance Practice Chair Nancy Adams was also named a “Star Individual,” a rare designation awarded to lawyers with exceptional recommendations in their field. The firm further expanded its rankings with newly recognized practices and attorneys ranked for the first time or in additional categories.

Member Theresa Carnegie was quoted by Managed Healthcare Executive in an article about new bill Break Up Big Medicine Act that proposes a separation of the largest insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers.  

Law360 Healthcare Authority featured insights from Member Theresa Carnegie in an article focused on the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2026 which introduces new regulations for pharmacy benefit managers, particularly aimed at fee and cost transparency.

Member Theresa Carnegie shared insights in a Law360 Healthcare Authority article about a federal government bulletin stating that drug manufacturers will be able to sell medications directly to patients through TrumpRx, without violating federal anti-kickback laws. The article sheds light on the potential legal risks associated with excluding telehealth providers, pharmacies, and other parties not covered by the bulletin.

The Deal quoted Member Theresa Carnegie in a recent article about how regulatory pressure on pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) has sparked innovation and opened up investment opportunities in the industry. Increased scrutiny of larger PBMs over concerns about competition and drug prices has prompted newer PBMs to emphasize transparency.

Member Theresa Carnegie connected with Endpoints News about the pharmaceutical industry's continued legal challenges to the Inflation Reduction Act, even as the federal government has prevailed in about a dozen cases so far. AstraZeneca, one of the companies still pushing back, recently requested more time to petition the Supreme Court following a loss in the Third Circuit.

Mintz has earned top rankings in the 2025 edition of Legal 500 United States and Canada guides. The firm is recognized in 20 practice categories, and 78 of its attorneys are individually ranked in the guide, with several receiving recognition in more than one category. Additionally, two attorneys are featured in the "Hall of Fame," seven attorneys are named "Leading Lawyers," and five attorneys are recognized as a "Next Generation Lawyers."

Chambers USA has recognized 43 of Mintz’s practices and 88 of its attorneys in its 2025 guide to the country’s leading law firms. Of those featured in the guide, 17 attorneys and seven practice areas were awarded Chambers’ highest ranking, Band 1. The firm expanded its rankings this year with three new practice area listings and 17 attorneys recognized for the first time or in additional categories.

Managed Healthcare Executive featured insights from Mintz Member Theresa Carnegie, which stemmed from a recent webinar hosted by LucyRx, a fiduciary pharmacy benefit manager (PBM), about states’ efforts to regulate PBMs and their relationships with pharmacies in light of stalled federal reform. In the webinar, panelists discussed the impacts of states’ efforts to reform PBMs and their relationships with pharmacies.

Managed Healthcare Executive quoted Mintz Member Theresa Carnegie in an article discussing Iowa’s new pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) legislation. The law aims to strengthen protections for independent pharmacies, improve their access to PBM networks, and implement stricter pricing and reimbursement requirements.

Member Theresa Carnegie was quoted in a Managed Healthcare Executive article about the implications of a new law in Arkansas, which bans PBMs from owning pharmacies. The law is intended to improve access and affordability for patients, but it could lead to adverse effects.

Member Theresa Carnegie was quoted by Law360 in an article about the unknowns of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s health policies following his nomination by President-elect Trump to head the Department of Health and Human Services. 

Mintz has earned top rankings in the 2024 edition of Legal 500 United States guide. The firm is recognized in 14 practice categories, and 72 individual attorneys are also recognized in the guide, some in more than one category. Additionally, two attorneys are featured in the "Hall of Fame," three attorneys are named "Leading Lawyers," four attorneys are recognized as a "Next Generation Lawyers" and one attorney is recognized as a "Rising Star."

Mintz announced today that 42 of its practices and 83 of its attorneys earned recognition in the 2024 edition of Chambers USA, a guide to the country’s leading law firms. Of those included in the guide, 18 attorneys and seven practice areas were awarded Chambers’ highest ranking, Band 1. The firm obtained new listings in three practice areas and 10 of its lawyers were recognized for the first time.

CNBC spoke with Member Theresa Carnegie on the legal battle over Medicare drug price negotiations. Drug makers argue that such negotiations would force them to sell medicine at significant discounts, violating their due process under the Fifth Amendment. Theresa commented on the government’s initial victories and their potential impact on remaining legal challenges.

Bloomberg Law spoke to Member Theresa Carnegie in an article discussing how four leading drugmakers are challenging the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program in federal court.

MMIT quoted a recent article written by Mintz attorneys Theresa Carnegie, Xavier Hardy, and David Gilboa in a story discussing the US district court ruling that overturned a federal rule allowing health plans to exclude copayment assistance from members’ out-of-pocket costs. The article notes the Department of Health and Human Services’ current stance of refraining from immediate action.

Theresa Carnegie, Lauren Moldawer, and Hassan Shaikh co-authored an article published by Law360 on the Inflation Reduction Act's Medicare drug pricing negotiation program.

Health Payer Specialist spoke to Member Theresa Carnegie about implications resulting from the Biden administration’s plan to place drugs in the Medicare program under price negotiation.

Theresa Carnegie's comments were featured in a PharmaVoice newsletter article analyzing the Biden administration's announcement of the first 10 drugs up for Medicare price negotiations.

BOSTON –Mintz announced today that 39 of its practices and 81 of its attorneys earned recognition in the 2023 edition of Chambers USA, a guide to the country’s leading law firms.