News & Press Releases

This article is a Q&A with immigration experts on the limitations of common work visa options foreign entrepreneurs are forced to consider and the merits of the International Entrepreneur Parole Program. Member Susan Cohen is featured.

On June 25, 2018, The Deal recognized “Kindred Healthcare Inc. – Humana Inc.; TPG Capital LP & Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe” as its 2018 Private Equity Deal of the Year. The private equity deal involved the acquisition of Kindred Healthcare by a consortium of TPG Capital, Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe and Humana Inc. Mintz Levin is proud to represent the consortium of investors in the transaction.

This story note that while a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling restricting the ability for employees to form class actions was lately seen as a win for employers, appeals courts “are not rubber-stamping arbitration agreements” which illustrates the ongoing confusion around and tension over employment contracts. Employment, Labor & Benefits Attorney Don Davis provides commentary.

Validity, enforceability and scope of an arbitration agreement are "gateway" arbitration issues that can be delegated to an arbitrator if the agreement clearly and unmistakably indicates the parties’ intention to do so. New York Litigation Member Gil Samberg authored this “Expert Analysis” column discussing the questions that arise when one of the named arbitration parties is not a signatory of the agreement.

Matt Howsare, Chuck Samuels and Shawn Skolky authored this “Expert Analysis” column. The authors note that the consumer product safety community is rarely provided guidance by federal court decisions. They do however discuss a recent U.S. District Court opinion in Zen Magnets LLC v. Consumer Product Safety Commission and the implications for the industry.

Litigators Joshua Briones and Crystal Lopez authored this “Expert Analysis” column discussing growing interest in California Invasion of Privacy Act class actions and what recent decisions mean for businesses.