Members of the Virginia Military Institute’s Alumni Association have lost another legal battle in challenging the actions of the Association.  (See Nonprofit Issues^®, Vol XXXIV, No. 4: “Members of Alumni Association Denied Access to Email Addresses of Other Members”)   

A claims-made insurance policy normally protects the insured organization against claims brought during the term of the policy against the insured company for “wrongful acts” by the insured company and its subsidiaries.

The federal District Court in Massachusetts has enjoined further implementation of Supplemental Guidance on the 2024 National Institute of Health Grants Policy Statement in three separate suits consolidated for decision.  One case was brought by the Attorneys General on behalf of 22 states. One was brought by five medical associations and one was brought by 17 other associations and universities.  The plaintiffs argued that the Guidance (NOT-OD-25-068), a rate change notice that impacts thousands of existing grants totaling billions of dollars in all 50 states, ignores existi

The federal District Court in Maryland (Brendan A.

A Federal District Court in Washington (Lauren King) has issued a preliminary injunction on behalf of four states and several physicians seeking to enjoin several federal agencies from enforcing portions of two Executive Orders signed by President Trump to utilize his preferred definitions of “sex” “male,” “female” and “gender identity” (EO 14,168) and to stop funding for treatment of transgender patients (E.O. 14,187).

In one of the first cases brought to stop the Administration’s efforts to “pause” federal programs at the U.S. Agency for International Development, the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia (Loren L. Alikhan) issued an “administrative stay” in a suit brought by the National Council of Nonprofits and others against the Office of Management and Budget.