News & Press Releases

Super Lawyers has recognized two Mintz attorneys from the firm’s Los Angeles office. Danny Guggenheim, Co-Chair of the firm’s Real Estate Practice, has been selected for the 2025 Southern California Super Lawyers list, marking his ninth consecutive year on the list. Member David Hanna has been selected to the 2025 Southern California Rising Stars list, marking his fifth consecutive year on the list. 

The Am Law Litigation Daily featured Sige Gutman, Mintz’s Life Sciences Litigation Practice Chair and Patent Litigation Co-Chair, in an article highlighting a subset of attorneys from its recent 2024 Top Lateral Hires List. The article highlights the litigators who made the list and where they think the space is headed. 

Partner Katy Pitch was quoted by The Globe and Mail on the potential impacts of the Trump administration’s tariff agenda on Canadian software companies. 

Mintz continues to earn high rankings by Chambers Global, a guide to the top law firms and attorneys worldwide. Four Mintz attorneys and four of the firm’s practices are ranked in the 2025 Chambers Global edition, including two new practice rankings for International Trade: Intellectual Property (Section 337) and Global Multi-Jurisdictional Life Sciences.

Mintz advised Ceragon, a leading solutions provider of end-to-end wireless connectivity, on its acquisition of End 2 End Technologies, LLC, a US systems integration and software development company serving Private Networks, primarily in the Energy and Utilities markets.  Through this acquisition, End 2 End Technologies adds unique expertise in the Energy and Utilities markets, providing proficiency in radio frequency communications that will increase Ceragon’s wireless capabilities. Read more about the acquisition here.

The Mintz IP litigation team recently secured a successful outcome for client Recycle Track Systems (RTS). RTS provides waste management brokerage services that optimize trash pickup schedules, reduce waste, and enhance waste diversion for large corporations and municipalities. RTS provides this solution through a combination of proprietary software and hardware technology—namely, its Pello product.  RoadRunner Recycling, a former component supplier and partner of RTS, filed a trade secret suit against RTS over its Pello sensor technology. Specifically, RoadRunner sued RTS in the Northern District of California for trade misappropriation under the California Uniform Trade Secret Act and Defend Trade Secret Act and included in its complaint a number of breach of contract allegations as well.