The Green Bank Math: Why Public Climate Money Is Built to Multiply
Ask why a green bank exists instead of a grant program, and most explanations reach for mission language: sustainability, the […]
Energy & Environmental Law
Energy & Environmental Law
How Connecticut Pays for Its Green Bank
Connecticut created the nation’s first state-level green bank in 2011, and the average description of it stops at “quasi-public agency
Nonprofit Law
What Legal Aid Funding Sources Cost an Organization
What Does It Cost a Legal Aid Organization to Take Federal Money? Every civil legal aid office in the country
Nonprofit Law
Cy Pres: What Happens to a Charitable Gift When Its Purpose Dies
Donors like permanence. Gift instruments are full of words like forever, in perpetuity, and solely for the purpose of. But
Estate & Elder Law
The Five-Year Lookback: How Medicaid Treats Gifts Before a Nursing Home
Nursing home care in New England routinely costs more than most families earn. Medicare, contrary to widespread belief, covers only
Health Law
Health Care Proxies, Living Wills, and MOLST: The Documents That Speak When You Can’t
Estate planning conversations usually start with who gets the house. The harder documents, and often the more important ones, deal
Estate & Elder Law
Dying Without a Will: Who Gets What, Plainly
Most American adults do not have a will. What surprises people is that this does not mean their property goes
Health Law
What a Death Doula Legally Can and Can’t Do
A death doula, sometimes called an end-of-life doula, is a non-medical companion to a dying person and their family: someone
Estate & Elder Law
Wills vs. Trusts: What Each Actually Does
People talk about wills and trusts as if they were competing products, and the internet is full of content insisting
Business Law
Cross-Border M&A: What Changes, Plainly
Cross-border M&A explained plainly: how foreign buyers or targets change due diligence, deal approvals, CFIUS review, and closing mechanics.