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EPA Set to Designate PFAS as Hazardous Substances Next Month
February 20, 2024
Environmental Law Chair Jeff Porter told American Lawyer that he thinks many of the battles fought in the early years of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) will soon be fought again over PFAS.
Experts: Best Bet in $300M Osage Nation Wind Farm Dispute Is Negotiation
February 19, 2024
Environmental Law Chair Jeff Porter spoke to ENR about lessons learned from the Osage Nation’s litigation victory against Enel Green Power North America over Enel’s failure to secure all of the property rights necessary to construct its wind energy project on Osage Nation land.
Chambers Recognizes Mintz Attorneys and Practices in 2024 Global Guide
February 16, 2024
Mintz continues to earn high rankings by Chambers Global, a guide to the top law firms and attorneys worldwide. Four Mintz attorneys and two of the firm’s practices are ranked in the 2024 Chambers Global edition.
TikToker Drug Ads Spark Demands for FDA to Clarify Its Authority
February 16, 2024
Bloomberg Law spoke to Member Joanne Hawana in an article seeking clarity on the FDA’s authority over social media influencers promoting prescription drugs without clear warning risks.
USCIS Fee Increases May Have Unintended Consequences
February 15, 2024
Mintz attorneys Juan Steevens and William Coffman co-authored an article in Law360 exploring the unforeseen impacts arising from the US Citizenship and Immigration Services’ final rule on adjusting filing fees for the majority of petitions and applications.
Mintz Member Daniel Weinger was quoted in IAM regarding recent trends in jury verdicts that may have consequences for holders of standard essential patents. Dan comments on the recent G+ verdict which ordered Samsung Electronics to pay $67.5 million for infringement of two SEPs. He addresses the two-way nature of SEP licensing discussions and the repercussions of bad faith negotiations.