The Boilerplate Founders Skip, Plainly
Contract boilerplate explained plainly: indemnification, limits of liability, assignment, choice of law, and the back-page clauses that decide disputes.
Law, plainly
Irving Steel
Plain-language writing on how the law works and who it affects, from a builder turned law student.
Contract boilerplate explained plainly: indemnification, limits of liability, assignment, choice of law, and the back-page clauses that decide disputes.
Pro se, pro bono, and pro hac vice sound alike but mean very different things. A law student explains all three Latin phrases in plain English.
What is due diligence in a business deal? A plain English guide to what lawyers check, why deals die in diligence, and what founders get wrong.
Nonprofit board fiduciary duties in plain English: what care, loyalty, and obedience actually require, and how well-meaning boards get in trouble.
Where do public health powers come from? A plain English guide to state police power, quarantine authority, and the limited federal role in health orders.
Does GDPR apply to US companies? Plain English guide to when EU privacy law reaches American businesses and what compliance actually requires.
Donor-advised fund vs private foundation, explained plainly: control, costs, taxes, payout rules, and which giving vehicle fits which donor.
How a foreign company sets up in the US, explained plainly: entity choice, state registration, executive visas, employment law, and tax basics.
What is fiscal sponsorship? How charitable projects operate under an existing nonprofit’s exemption, the main models, and when it beats forming.
What is an NNN agreement and why is a standard NDA not enough for overseas manufacturing? A plain English guide to non-disclosure, non-use, and more.