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EPA Pushes Back On State, Industry Bids To Block WOTUS, Citing Status Quo
March 3, 2023 |News

Supreme Court Clarifies the Meaning “Salary Basis” Under Federal Overtime Law
March 3, 2023 |Blog |Viewpoint

FTC Hosts Forum on Proposed Rule to Ban Noncompete Clauses
March 2, 2023 |Blog |Viewpoint

EPA Poised To Offer Early WOTUS Defense In Response To Injunction Push
March 1, 2023 |News

What’s New in 5G - March 2023
March 1, 2023 |Blog |Viewpoint

New York Proposes Regulatory Review and Approval of Material Health Care Entity Transactions
March 1, 2023 |Blog |Viewpoint

An Overview of Why Class Action Privacy Lawsuits May Have Just Gotten Bigger – Yet Again.
March 1, 2023 |Blog |Viewpoint
News & Press Releases
Boston, MA – Mintz is pleased to announce that Michael T. Renaud, Chair of the Intellectual Property Division, and the firm’s International Trade Commission (ITC) Practice have been shortlisted in the 2023 edition of Managing Intellectual Property’s (MIP) Americas Awards. The awards recognize the “remarkable achievements and developments” of firms, individuals and companies impacting the IP sector over the past year.
SVB Turmoil Could Crack Open M&A Window
March 27, 2023
The Wall Street Journal quoted Co-Chair of Mintz's International Practice Larry Naughton about the prospective uptick in startup mergers and acquisitions following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.
Chair of Mintz’s ESG practice group, Jennifer B. Rubin and Associate Nicole Rivers co-authored an article published by Bloomberg Law about the National Labor Relations Board's McLaren Macomb decision and its proposed limits on non-disparagement and confidentiality. Jen and Nicole explain, "Employers should carefully consider who counts as a ‘supervisor’ when drafting non-disparagement and confidentiality clauses in separation agreements after the NLRB’s McLaren Macomb decision."