In a world where commerce increasingly transcends national boundaries, legal disputes frequently do the same. Whether arising from complex supply agreements, cross-border financing, or international partnerships, commercial conflicts often involve parties, assets, and courts in multiple EU jurisdictions.
In this AI generated podcast, we explore how businesses can leverage Cyprus as a strategic hub for
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:
Charities Push Feds To Keep Combined Federal Campaign (Paul Clolery, Nonprofit Times) [Ed. See also the letter from the National Council of Nonprofits and the United Way
We are thrilled to announce that Serena K. Ghanimeh has joined AGPLAW as a Partner, bringing over 25 years of distinguished legal experience across corporate law, international transactions, mergers & acquisitions, arbitration, and maritime law.
With a career spanning complex cross-border contracts in the energy, construction, and shipping sectors, Serena has become a trusted advisor
On July 23, 2025, the Indiana Department of State Revenue issued Revenue Ruling # 2025-02-RST holding that generative artificial intelligence (AI) services accessed through web browsers or application programming interfaces are considered services and not subject to sales/use tax. The ruling involved a company headquartered outside of Indiana that provides advanced AI services to customers through
This is Part 4 of our California Nonprofit Law Essentials series, where we’ve been walking through the legal steps every California nonprofit must take to start strong, and then remain compliant and credible.
In Part 1, we introduced the big picture of nonprofit law in California. In Part 2, we explored the requirements
In one of the first pieces of administrative guidance addressing the sales tax treatment of generative artificial intelligence (AI) services, the Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) recently issued a revenue ruling confirming that charges for a generative AI chatbot service are not subject to Indiana sales tax. In reaching its conclusion, the Indiana DOR used
Notable Nonprofit Posts, Articles, & Other Resources:
The Values We Share: What People Want From Government (PolicyLink)
From Precarity to Promise: How Public Policy Can Reverse the Wealth Gap (Hope Wollensack, NPQ)
As Government Retreats, the Nonprofit Sector Needs to Organize (Matt Watkins, Substack)
Opinion: Adapt or Resist? How to Survive the Threat of Political
It’s exciting to learn of a new book on nonprofit law written for nonprofit leaders. Rules of the Road for Nonprofit Leaders is both accessible to persons who are not lawyers and helpful to lawyers who dabble in this practice area.
Author Elizabeth M. Schmidt is a professor of practice at the School of Public
Content by Marko Belej with assistance by summer associate Natalie Esshaki
Before the One Big Beautiful Bill was passed, Section 1202 allowed a taxpayer who held QSBS for a minimum of 5 years to exclude 100% of the gain from gross income. Now, Section 1202 has a more relaxed tiered-system in place, that ties the
Tony Martignetti Nonprofit Radio celebrated its 750th show and 15th Anniversary! I’ve been honored to be a regular for all 15 years, joining shortly after Tony got started.
It’s Nonprofit Radio’s 750th show and 15th Anniversary Jubilee. To celebrate, co-host Claire Meyerhoff shares her “Ode to Nonprofit Radio.” We have our associate producer, Kate Martignetti;