Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.

Mintz's published work includes technology, energy infrastructure, privacy, government law, and appellate matters. Its recent client examples show both transactional advice and disputes involving the legal environment in which businesses operate. This mix connects commercial activity with regulation, public policy, and emerging technology.

The firm has described advising Potentia on an investment in an Indiana industrial development connected to technology and energy infrastructure. Its privacy team has also reported litigation for NetScout involving the application of California privacy law to website technologies. Separately, its government law and appellate teams have handled a Massachusetts ballot-initiative dispute concerning rent control.

These examples illustrate different legal roles within the firm: structuring an investment, defending a business practice, and litigating a public-law issue. For students, they provide a more concrete starting point than a broad practice list, showing how transactional, regulatory, and litigation skills can address different stages or consequences of commercial and public-sector decisions.