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Data center development is entering a new phase as surging demand for AI infrastructure collides with power constraints, evolving regulatory requirements, and increasing community scrutiny. Developers are navigating a more complex landscape in which access to power, local permitting, site selection, and community engagement can be just as important as capital availability.

As FemTech products move from lifestyle apps toward diagnostic and clinical tools, the industry is being reshaped by changes happening at the same time in investment, federal policy, US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) oversight, and federal and state privacy laws and enforcement.

Mintz advised Quorum Cyber, a Microsoft-focused cybersecurity services provider, on its proposed acquisition of Ontinue, a managed extended detection and response (MXDR) provider. The proposed transaction would bring together Quorum Cyber and Ontinue's complementary strengths in managed detection and response, cyber resilience, incident response, and AI-first security operations.

Mintz is pleased to sponsor Planet MicroCap Toronto 2026, a premier event bringing together investors, executives, and industry leaders from across the microcap market. The conference will be held October 27-29 at Arcadian Court & Loft in Toronto, Canada.

On October 1, the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) published 10 approved rebate plans covering 18 Medicare-negotiated drugs, setting a January 1, 2027, start. As we warned in The 340B Squeeze (September 28), this is the first of three federal pricing changes that will land on a single outpatient claim. Health systems have about one quarter to get ready, and litigation could still change the picture.

Sustainable Energy & Infrastructure Connections brings the latest developments in energy investing, legal insights, company activity, and industry events straight to your inbox. Attorney Spotlight: Annie Cho on Advising Companies in the Sustainable Energy & Infrastructure Space By Annie Cho What does it take to advise companies building the future of clean energy?

Washington has recently seen an influx of class actions premised on alleged violations of the state’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act (CEMA). The ubiquity of email marketing campaigns has dragged the statute out of obscurity and propelled it to popularity with the plaintiffs’ bar. Companies, including retailers, engaged in email marketing should keep a close eye on developments in this space given the surge in cases.

I was drawn to the Practice because of the way it’s structured around the industry rather than a single legal discipline. The clients we serve — developers, investors, emerging companies, infrastructure funds — are tackling some of the most complex and consequential projects in the economy right now, and the work requires you to move fluidly between corporate, regulatory, finance, and policy considerations, sometimes within a single deal.

This month, we are pleased to feature our client Affordable Wire Management, LLC (AWM), a leading provider of wire management, cable protection, and balance-of-system solutions for utility-scale solar and energy storage projects. AWM has been acquired by ARRAY Technologies, a leading global provider of solar-tracking technology and fixed-tilt systems to utility-scale and distributed generation customers who construct, develop, and operate solar photovoltaic sites.

Protecting trade secrets is harder than you might think. It is not enough to identify a trade secret and have employees sign acknowledgements of the company’s IP policy. Follow-through turns a policy into a program. If employees can leave with company laptops containing confidential information or continue to access project repositories after departure, that failure may become part of the merits in a trade secret case.