Sustainable Energy & Infrastructure Practice Leads First-of-a-Kind Infrastructure Projects and Closes 70+ Deals in 2024 Totaling $4B

The evolving DEI landscape presents complex legal, reputational, and operational challenges, demanding a strategic and practical, business-focused approach. Our DEI Task Force offers tailored insights and guidance to help clients navigate this rapidly shifting environment with confidence and compliance.

Insights and strategic guidance from Mintz and ML Strategies to help businesses navigate pivotal shifts in U.S. policy and regulation.

Stay ahead of evolving health care enforcement trends with EnforceMintz, an annual report created by Mintz’s Health Care Enforcement Defense practice group. Designed for health care providers, payors, and industry stakeholders, the report breaks down key enforcement priorities, offers predictions for 2025, and provides actionable guidance to help businesses navigate regulatory challenges. 

Trade secrets litigation is on the rise, driven by increased deal activity in private equity, life sciences, health care, and technology. Mintz Managing Member Bob Bodian shared his insights with The AmLaw Litigation Daily about this trend, noting that while government enforcement may ease, private equity litigation is expected to grow.

Employers and company owners should stay informed of the 2025 life science dealmaking trends. In a series of videos, International Chair of Life Sciences Cheryl Reicin provides valuable commentary on Big Pharma M&A, deal drivers, patent cliff impacts, and emerging sectors.

Several trends are expected to shape the private equity landscape in 2025. Private Equity Co-chair Matthew T. Simpson spoke with Mergers & Acquisitions about one major driver, digital infrastructure, predicting that hyperscalers will expand their data center portfolios while shedding smaller assets that no longer meet growing demand.

Artificial intelligence continues to reshape intellectual property law. The USPTO’s newly published AI Strategy outlines its vision for addressing AI’s impact on IP policy, agency operations, and innovation. Members Terri Shieh-Newton, Frank Gerratana, and Associate Amritaa Ganguly examine the strategy and its implications for inventors, businesses, and the broader legal landscape.