News & Press Releases

Law360 reported that a U.S. International Trade Commission judge ruled that Korean manufacturer SK Hynix infringed on California-based technology company, and Mintz client, Netlist, Inc.’s standard essential patent related to server memory modules.

The article noted that the Mintz team representing Netlist includes Member and Chair of the Intellectual Property Division Michael Renaud, along with Members James Wodarski, Drew DeVoogd, Steve Akerley, Aarti Shah, and Associates Kristina Cary, Matthew Galica, and Tiffany Knapp.

Mintz Managing Partner Robert Bodian is among a small group of renowned attorneys selected by the New York Law Journal as Distinguished Leaders in 2019. The award recognizes attorneys in leadership roles who achieved impressive results in the past year. Mr. Bodian was recognized for his work leading Mintz to four consecutive years of record-breaking revenue growth, as well as his strong litigation practice and innovative approach to management.

Mintz Member, Will Hill, was quoted in this ABA piece on the launch of Building For Good (B4G), a national platform linking charities and nonprofits with skilled construction lawyers, of which he is a Founder and Chair.

Mintz Managing Partner Robert Bodian was profiled in the October, November, December 2019 issue of Leaders Magazine. In the feature article, Mr. Bodian discussed the history and heritage of Mintz, as well as the firm’s primary practice areas and industry expertise, client service culture, and commitment to diversity and inclusion and pro bono work.

Mintz Member Marc T. Morley was quoted in this article published by The Wall Street Journal in response to questions related to what it means to invent and who has ownership rights to an AI invention.

Mintz Member and Chair of the firm’s Insurance Practice Kim Marrkand was quoted in an article published by Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly in response to a recent decision by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court that has major implications for insurers under Massachusetts law and is likely to be followed in other jurisdictions.