Issue Highlights Order a Past Issue Sign up for our email update or our mailing list. The National Association of Manufacturers has been awarded attorneys' fees under the Equal Access to Justice Act after successfully challenging regulations promulgated by the U.S. Department of Labor. Kevin Fee thinks so.
Public charities can usually advocate on public policy issues a lot more than they think they can.
A nonprofit hospital corporation which sold all its assets to a for-profit organization for less than fair market value has lost its charitable tax exemption. Ready Reference Page Excess benefit rules provide way to avoid tax. The Vice President of a Maryland scientific research institute may be fired for attempting to have the institute comply with the tax code, according to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals. Golfer Casey Martin created front page news all over the country last month when he forced the PGA Tour to let him use a golf cart during tournament play. 1998 Court Says ADA Claim Must Go to Arbitration Parents bringing a claim against their child's private school for reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act must submit the case to arbitration when the enrollment contract contains a provision requiring arbitration of all disputes, the First Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled.