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.

The Chambers-ranked Mintz attorneys listed below span the firm’s practices and offices:

Banking and Finance: Public Finance

• Meghan Burke, Massachusetts

• Christie Lombard Martin, Massachusetts

• Matthew Page, Massachusetts

• Poonam Patidar, Massachusetts

Bankruptcy/Restructuring

• Daniel Bleck, Massachusetts

• Eric Blythe, Massachusetts

• Ian Hammel, Massachusetts

• William Kannel, Massachusetts

• P. Miyoko Sato, Massachusetts

Capital Markets

• Jonathan Kravetz, Massachusetts

Construction

• William Hill, Massachusetts

• Kevin Mortimer, Massachusetts 

• Rebecca Raphaelson, Massachusetts

• Samuel Tony Starr, Massachusetts

Corporate/M&A

• Matthew Gardella, Massachusetts

• Jeremy Glaser, California

• Dean Zioze, Massachusetts

E-Discovery & Information Governance

• John Koss, Nationwide

Employee Benefits & Executive Compensation

• Andrew Bernstein, New York

• Michelle Capezza, New York

Energy and Natural Resources

• Thomas R. Burton, III, Massachusetts

Environment

• Jeffrey Porter, Massachusetts

• William J. Squires III, Massachusetts

Health Care

• Dianne Bourque, Massachusetts

• Theresa Carnegie, Washington, DC

• Dan Cody, California

• Deborah Daccord, Massachusetts

• Tara Dwyer, Washington, DC 

• Hope Foster, Washington, DC

• Laurence Freedman, Washington, DC

• Ellen Janos, Massachusetts

• Karen Lovitch, Washington, DC

• Daria Niewenhous, Massachusetts

Immigration

• William Coffman, Massachusetts

• Susan Cohen, Massachusetts and Nationwide

• Douglas Hauer, Massachusetts

• John Quill, Massachusetts

Insurance

• Marc Abrams, New York (Dispute Resolution)

• Nancy Adams, Massachusetts

• Suman Chakraborty, New York (Dispute Resolution)

• Nicholas Cramb, Massachusetts 

• Ellen MacDonald Farrell, Washington, DC (Insurer)

• Deirdre Johnson, Washington, DC (Insurer)

• Paul Kalish, Nationwide (Dispute Resolution and Insurer)

• Kim Marrkand, Massachusetts

Intellectual Property

• Lisa Adams, Massachusetts

• William Geary, Massachusetts 

• Siegmund Gutman, California (Life Sciences IP/Patent)

• Kenneth Jenkins, California (Patent Prosecution)

• William Kezer, California (Patent Prosecution)

• Michael Renaud, Massachusetts and Nationwide (337)

• Terri Shieh-Newton, California (Patent Prosecution)

Labor & Employment

• Michael Arnold, New York

• David Barmak, Washington, DC

• Corbin Carter, New York

• Jennifer Rubin, California

Life Sciences

• John Cheney, Massachusetts

Litigation

• Marc Axelbaum, California (White Collar)

• Eoin Beirne, Massachusetts (White Collar)

• Robert Bodian, New York (General Commercial)

• Barry Bohrer, New York (White Collar)

• Peter Chavkin, New York (White Collar)

• Cory Flashner, Massachusetts (White Collar)

• Scott Ford, Massachusetts (General Commercial)

• Jason Halperin, New York (White Collar)

• Mark Robinson, Massachusetts (White Collar)

• David Siegal, New York (White Collar)

• John Sylvia, Massachusetts (Securities)

• Natashia Tidwell, Massachusetts (White Collar)

• Jason Vigna, New York (Securities)

Privacy & Data Security: Healthcare

• Scott Lashway, Nationwide

Private Equity: Venture Capital

• Joshua Fox, Massachusetts

• Larry Naughton, Massachusetts

• Ed Pease, Massachusetts

Real Estate

• Daniel Gaquin, Massachusetts

• Daniel Guggenheim, California - Southern

• Jennifer Kiely, Massachusetts

• Rebecca Lee, Massachusetts (Zoning/Land Use)

• Jeffrey Moerdler, New York (Mainly Dirt)

• Geoffrey Smith, Massachusetts

Startups

• Alexander Civetta, Nationwide

• Joshua Fox, Nationwide

• Larry Naughton, Nationwide

Technology

• Julie Korostoff, Massachusetts

• Dinesh Melwani, Massachusetts

Chambers USA’s annual rankings are compiled through client interviews, peer reviews, and independent research. The rankings reflect criteria considered most valued by clients, including legal ability, professional conduct, client service, commercial awareness, diligence, and value. The complete Chambers USA 2024 Guide is available here.