Firm Partners with ACLU of MA in Lawsuit Against the President’s Travel Ban
We are currently serving as co-counsel with the ACLU of Massachusetts, the Massachusetts Attorney General’s office, and others in a lawsuit against the president’s executive order curbing immigration by refugees and others traveling from seven majority Muslim countries. While a temporary restraining order is currently in place that prohibits the government from detaining or removing anyone who is legally authorized to enter the United States, we are working to ensure that the right to due process is afforded to all individuals, and to minimize the executive order’s significant adverse impacts on businesses, in Massachusetts and nationally, that rely on visa-holding skilled labor from other parts of the world.
Authors
Susan M. Finegan
Member
Susan M. Finegan is a recognized pro bono pioneer and Chair of Mintz's Pro Bono Committee. She manages pro bono matters for the firm and co-chairs the Massachusetts Access to Justice Commission.
Susan J. Cohen
Member Emeritus
Elizabeth B. Burnett
Member Emerita
Michael S. Gardener
Member
Michael S. Gardener is a litigator who brings many of Mintz's largest cases to trial. He represents clients in the biotechnology, health care, energy, communications, and financial services sectors as well as other fields. Michael provides counsel in government investigations, real estate disputes, and additional matters.
Peter A. Biagetti
Member
Peter A. Biagetti is a trial and appellate lawyer for Mintz. He prosecutes, defends, and appeals cases involving allegations of unfair business practices, trade secret theft, breach of duty by business owners and officers, and business fraud and Chapter 93A and related statutory claims.