People: Marcus L. Mintz, Associate
Biography
Mr. Mintz is a senior associate in the Chicago office of Seyfarth Shaw LLP. Mr. Mintz’s practice focuses on complex commercial litigation, including cases involving post-merger disputes, misappropriation of trade secrets and intellectual property, equity rights, and business tort claims. Mr. Mintz has represented a wide range of clients, including medical device manufacturers, clinical research organizations, automotive manufacturers, defense contractors, construction companies, insurance companies, and a variety of private business owners. Mr. Mintz has represented and counseled clients through all phases and forms of litigation, including pre-litigation resolution, alternative dispute resolution, administrative law proceedings, emergency injunctions, jury trials, and appeals.
Mr. Mintz is a senior associate in the Chicago office of Seyfarth Shaw LLP. Mr. Mintz’s practice focuses on complex commercial litigation, including cases involving post-merger disputes, misappropriation of trade secrets and intellectual property, equity rights, and business tort claims. Mr. Mintz has represented a wide range of clients, including medical device manufacturers, clinical research organizations, automotive manufacturers, defense contractors, construction companies, insurance companies, and a variety of private business owners. Mr. Mintz has represented and counseled clients through all phases and forms of litigation, including pre-litigation resolution, alternative dispute resolution, administrative law proceedings, emergency injunctions, jury trials, and appeals.
Education
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J.D., Washington University in St. Louis (2006)
Dean’s List
Associate Editor, Washington University Journal of Law and Policy - B.S., University of California, Los Angeles (2001)
Admissions
- Illinois
Courts
- U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
Trade Secrets Law Blog
A law blog on trade secrets, non-competes, and computer fraud.
Publications
- 11/21/2012 Illinois Supreme Court Affirms Liability Against Former Employer For Unlawful Investigation Methods Used By Private Investigators In Non-Competition Investigation Into Activities By Ex-Sales Agent
- 11/13/2012 Plaintiffs Retain Home Field Advantage in Email Hacking Action But Nebraska Federal Court Dismisses Computer Fraud and Abuse Act Claim







