Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo have recently acquired Siegmund “Sige” Gutman, who previously served as the chair of Proskauer Rose’s life science patent practice. This move is part of a larger expansion for Mintz Levin in the life sciences sector in Los Angeles, Boston, and New York.
Gutman will be taking on the roles of chair of life sciences litigation and co-chair of the firm’s patent litigation group. This addition is part of a two-partner, 10-attorney move that is aimed at enhancing Mintz Levin’s capabilities in the life sciences field. The firm is excited to welcome Gutman and his team to help further establish itself as a leader in life sciences law in multiple locations across the country.
In Los Angeles, Boston, and New York, Mintz Levin has been expanding its presence in the life sciences sector. This expansion has been made possible by the addition of Siegmund “Sige” Gutman and his team to join Mintz Levin. Gutman previously served as chair of Proskauer Rose’s life science patent practice and will now be taking on key roles within Mintz Levin. He will serve as chair of life sciences litigation and co-chair of the firm’s patent litigation group.
This two-partner, 10-attorney move aims to enhance Mintz Levin’s capabilities in the life sciences field. The firm is eager to welcome Gutman and his team to help it establish itself as a leader in life sciences law across multiple locations nationwide. With this expansion, Mintz Levin continues its commitment to providing exceptional legal services to clients in various industries within each location it operates.
