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Nonprofit Law Blog
Nonprofit Resources of the Week – 7/7/24
Stay informed of the week’s notable events and shared resources with this curated list of Nonprofit Resources of the Week. Notable Nonprofit Posts, Articles, & Other Resources: In a World…
Texas Personal Injury Law Blog
Meet Houston Missions: Clothed by Faith (Clothing)
By Paul Cannon
On Meet Houston Missions and The Simmons and Fletcher Local Missions Podcast, your host, Paul Cannon, talks with Melinda Stephenson, the executive director of Clothed by Faith. Clothed by Faith…
Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog
Should intestate shares be created for charities rather than relatives?
Adam Hirsch (Napoleon Jones Professor of Law and Herzog Endowed Scholar, University of San Diego School of Law) has recently posted on SSRN his article entitled Beyond Privity of Blood:…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Taxation’s Limits forthcoming paper by Luís C. Calderón Gómez*
Luis C. Calderon Gomez, Assistant Professor of Law at Cardozo Law, has a new draft paper forthcoming in the Northwestern University Law Review entitled Taxation's Limits that is likely to…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Minnesota Nice and Nonprofit Governance
From the FX's Fargo, Season 5My impression is purely anecdotal, but it seems like Attorneys General are stepping up enforcement of state charitable organizations laws. Yesterday we reported on Washington…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Gaza and Charities at War: “The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.”
Scott Bok, former Chair of UPenn's Board of Trustees, who, along with Liz Magill, got ran out of town on a rail due to war hysteria common in all of…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Gaza and Charities at War: Treasury Designates “The Benevolent Society” as a Terrorist Funder
In war, the good die more often than the bad. Treasury today announced sanctions against Hamas terrorist funders, including the “Al-Ansar Charity Association.” The sanctions penalize and sometimes even criminalize “the…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Gaza and Charities at War: Harvard University and Wexner Foundation
Hamas did it. It is still doing it, and it will do it again. Hamas threw grenades into a crowd of unarmed teenagers and 20-somethings hiding in a fortified bunker…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Gaza and Charities at War
A really good German miniseries about a charitable hospital during WWIIWhile civilians along the 36 mile Gaza Israeli border are literally running for their lives, dying by the thousands by…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Charity and Capitalism: A Portmanteau
From Charitalism and Federal Tax Exemption: A Case Study Using OpenAI and The PGA Tour:OpenAI and the Professional Golf Association Tour (PGAT) have entered separate partnerships with private investors who,…