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Mintz is a litigation powerhouse and business accelerator serving leaders in life sciences, private equity, energy, and technology.
The world’s most innovative companies trust Mintz to provide expert advice, protect and monetize their IP, negotiate deals, source financing, and solve complex legal challenges. The firm has over 600 attorneys across offices in Boston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Washington, DC, San Francisco, San Diego, and Toronto. This page may constitute attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee a
06/17/2026
At Mintz, meaningful client work starts with culture.
Our culture is grounded in supporting our people, advancing meaningful client work, bridging the gap in access to justice, and strengthening the communities around us.
The Community and Commitment Report brings that to life through stories from across the firm.
👉 Explore the impact: https://bit.ly/4a8HwHA
Grid constraints, clean energy mandates, and growing power demand are redefining energy infrastructure development on the West Coast.
In the latest edition of our Sustainable Energy & Infrastructure (SEI) Connections newsletter, Associate Omar Bustami discusses how regulators, developers, and energy companies are approaching data center driven load growth and the realities of transmission availability, interconnection timing, procurement requirements, and permitting across the region.
The June edition also features:
⚬ Recent SEI M&A activity, from EV charging infrastructure to next-generation nuclear energy, including transactions involving Bluedot, Ravin Energy, and Hadron Energy
⚬ Insights on the SEC’s proposed rollback of climate disclosure rules and the shifting federal approach to ESG-related enforcement and compliance priorities
⚬ Highlights from Partner Adam Banack’s panel on financing bankable small modular reactor (SMR) deals at the Reuters Events: Nuclear SMR & Advanced Reactor Conference in Austin
Read the full issue: https://bit.ly/4ghch0L
06/10/2026
What a night! We were proud to host Women Leading Forward, bringing together clients, colleagues, and community leaders for an engaging and candid conversation on what leadership looks like in practice.
A special thank you to US Olympic Hockey Captain Hilary Knight and Massachusetts Governor Maura T. Healey for sharing perspectives grounded in real experience — from finding your leadership style to building trust with your team and showing up authentically, even in high-pressure moments.
A few themes resonated:
• Leadership is not one-size-fits-all; it requires understanding how different people are motivated and supported
• Progress often comes from stepping into discomfort and staying focused on something bigger than yourself
• Expanding opportunities for others — and bringing people along — is how lasting change happens
At Mintz, our Women’s Initiative is focused on creating space for meaningful dialogue and advancing inclusive leadership. We’re grateful to everyone who joined us and made the evening so impactful.
When a crisis hits, the first few hours of response can define everything that follows.
In the latest episode of Mintz On Air: Practical Policies, host Jen Rubin and guest Marc Axelbaum break down what organizations should do in those critical early moments, when decisions need to be rapid but still thoughtful and well planned.
From determining who should lead an investigation to preserving attorney-client privilege and assembling the right internal and external teams, the discussion provides practical, actionable insights for managing high-stakes situations.
The episode also highlights common early missteps, from communications errors to failing to align press strategy, along with the importance of early planning, documentation decisions, and legal hold considerations. The episode concludes with a discussion of how managing a crisis with empathy can improve issue spotting as well as supporting the people charged with managing – or resolving – the crisis.
Relevant for in-house counsel, board members, and corporate leaders responsible for responding to risk, managing internal investigations, and protecting organizational credibility.
🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://bit.ly/4evryK2
06/03/2026
At Mintz, Pride reflects our culture, community, and the everyday actions that create belonging.
This Pride Month, we are proud to celebrate our LGBTQIA+ colleagues and allies across our offices through programming and shared experiences. Inclusion happens in the spaces we create, the conversations we foster, and the ways we support one another.
The quotes below from Pride Co-chair Sherwet Witherington and Pride Retreat Co-chair Corbin Carter remind us that allyship is often quiet and ongoing work, and that creating an environment where people can show up authentically truly matters.
🌈 We look forward to celebrating together all month long.
Read perspectives from our Affinity Group Chairs and see how their reflections come to life in Mintz’s commitment to inclusion: https://bit.ly/4dWbMI9
06/02/2026
A recent win for companies using standard website technologies: a California court has issued a first-of-its-kind decision limiting the reach of the state’s Invasion of Privacy Act (C**A).
On May 27, 2026, the Los Angeles Superior Court dismissed, with prejudice, claims against our client, NetScout Systems, Inc., rejecting arguments that use of website software development kit (SDK) and data collection tools falls within the scope of C**A’s trap and trace or pen register provisions. In doing so, the court agreed with NetScout’s position that the statute was never intended to regulate routine internet activity, and instead only applies to telephone communications.
Why this matters:
This decision comes at a critical time, as companies face a growing wave of litigation targeting pixels, web beacons, SDKs, and other website technologies. It provides:
• Strong, persuasive authority to push back on similar claims
• A practical roadmap for defending against expansive interpretations of C**A
• A meaningful counter to efforts seeking to impose sweeping consent requirements on routine online data collection
The Mintz team included Co-chair of the Privacy & Cybersecurity Practice Scott Lashway; Special Counsel Matthew Stein; and Associate Nadia Zivkov, with strategic guidance from Of Counsel Mara O’Malley.
Read more → https://bit.ly/4dL7ovt
06/01/2026
As AI continues to move beyond software and into the physical world, shaping robotics, manufacturing, and automation, companies are navigating a new set of opportunities and challenges. At Mintz, we’re working closely with clients as they build, scale, and deploy these technologies.
We were proud to support Robotics Invest, organized by Cybernetix Ventures and part of Boston's TECH WEEK by a16z, as an underwriter and roundtable leader. We spent time with founders, investors, and operators building the next generation of robotics companies, and gained valuable perspective on where the market is heading.
Massachusetts continues to emerge as a leading hub for AI, robotics, and advanced manufacturing. We’re energized to be part of a community driving this work forward, and we value opportunities like Tech Week to share insights and learn from others across the ecosystem.
05/27/2026
For 20 years, Mintz San Diego has partnered with the people and organizations shaping the region, working alongside innovators, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and civic leaders to help drive growth and progress.
What’s defined that work isn’t just the matters we’ve handled. It’s the relationships, leadership, and shared commitment behind them. That approach continues to guide how we show up, both in our client work and in the San Diego community.
As we mark this milestone, we’re proud to reflect on what’s been built together and grateful for the partnerships that made it possible.
Click through to see a few of the moments and contributions that have shaped our journey.
AI misuse in drug manufacturing has triggered its first warning letter, an early signal the FDA is scrutinizing how AI is being used by regulated entities. This is one of several developments highlighted in the latest FDA in Flux newsletter.
• Proof-of-concept “real-time clinical trials” are now underway, with sponsors submitting endpoint data through digital platforms. These pilots signal a shift toward AI-enabled trial models designed to compress development timelines and move toward more continuous approaches.
• Scrutiny of drug compounding continues to intensify, including a proposal to exclude certain GLP-1 active ingredients from the 503B ingredient list and upcoming advisory meetings to evaluate certain experimental peptides for use by 503A compounders. These developments reinforce the current legal framework and the importance of compliance across 503A and 503B compounders.
• FDA is asking stakeholders to help identify drugs for potential repurposing where scientific data exists creating potential opportunities in underserved and rare disease areas.
• A new citizen petition challenges FDA’s disclosure of complete response letters and highlights the potential risks to proprietary information and competitive positioning.
Read the full issue: https://bit.ly/4v1DxnY
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