Mintz advised Greater Asia Pacific, a Hong Kong holding company, in the sale of the controlling interest in Microtek Product Services Co. Ltd. to Centre Testing International Group Co., Ltd. (CTI), a publicly traded Chinese company in the lab tasting space.  

San Francisco Office Managing Member Steve Osborn was featured in a Q&A in Law.com about Steve’s career in the legal profession and his path to becoming a firm leader. Steve also reflects on his leadership style and vision for the San Francisco office's future. 

Podcaster Richard Hsu interviewed San Francisco Managing Member Steve Osborn on his podcast Hsu Untied. In the episode, Steve reflects on his career journey, including his start in law school to becoming an attorney advising on international work in London and Hong Kong, and his rise from launching a boutique firm to his current role as a tech and life sciences-focused Managing Member. Steve also highlights the importance of calculated risks for professional growth.

San Francisco Managing Member Stephen Osborn and Member Robert Burwell led Mintz’s advisory team in facilitating a transformative combination for Muse Group with Hal Leonard, securing growth investment from Francisco Partners. This impactful collaboration merges Muse’s leadership in music content and creation with Hal Leonard’s renowned sheet music and music-learning expertise. The deal underscores Mintz’s commitment to supporting innovative technology companies in the Bay Area’s Private Equity landscape.

To support the growth of our San Francisco office in our core practices — including life sciences, private equity, and litigation — Mintz welcomed two new Members. Litigator Marc Axelbaum and health law attorney Daniel Cody will help serve hundreds of clients and kick-start plans to double our Bay Area headcount within two years.

Law360 featured the appointment of Michelle Lipkowitz (Washington, D.C.) and Stephen Osborn (San Francisco) to Office Managing Partners.

BOSTON – Mintz is pleased to announce the appointments of Michelle N. Lipkowitz and Stephen M. Osborn as Office Managing Members in Washington, D.C. and San Francisco, respectively.

Mintz has appointed Members Gregory Fine and Matthew T. Simpson to co-lead the Private Equity practice alongside current chair, Kurt Steinkrauss. The change is effective immediately.

Mintz is strengthening its two decades-long reputation for being at the forefront of SPAC transactions serving as Biolog-id's legal advisor in its agreement to become a publicly traded company via a business combination with Genesis Growth Tech Acquisition Corp.