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Mintz Viewpoints
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Leaves of Absence as Reasonable Accommodation: Verizon pays $20MM for "No Fault" Attendance Policy
July 8, 2011| Blog| Viewpoint
FTC Announces $1.8 Million Settlement for Violation of Fair Credit Reporting Act
June 30, 2011| Blog| Viewpoint
Supreme Court's Ruling in Wal-Mart v Dukes is a Big Victory for Employers
June 28, 2011| Blog| Viewpoint
EEOC Holds Public Hearing on Use of Medical Leaves of Absence as "Reasonable Accommodation"
June 21, 2011| Blog| Viewpoint
"Reasonable" security does not necessarily equal "best" security - even if ACH fraud involved
June 16, 2011| Blog| Viewpoint
Supreme Court "Makes" Securities Fraud Recovery More Difficult
June 16, 2011| Blog| Viewpoint
Court Approves Settlement of Flash Cookie Class Action
June 15, 2011| Blog| Viewpoint
News & Press Releases
Mintz Announces New Members
December 20, 2024
Mintz announces the election of eight attorneys to Members, effective January 1, 2025. The newly promoted Members join the ranks of the firm’s growing membership, including six new lateral Members who joined the firm in 2024.
Mintz represented the US Department of Energy (DoE) Loan Programs Office (LPO) in the closing of a $1.45 billion loan guarantee to Hanwha Q Cells Georgia, Inc. (QCells), a leading North American crystalline silicon solar manufacturer.
Dealmaking Dormant No More
December 17, 2024
International Chair of Life Sciences Cheryl Reicin recently participated in a Q&A with Pharmaceutical Executive in which she discusses the ongoing effects of the pandemic on dealmaking trends in the pharmaceutical industry. Cheryl specifically mentions how M&A activity began to rise again in 2024 after slowing in 2023, and that she expects acquisitions to continue picking up in 2025.