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Tackling The “Evils” Of Interlocking Directorates In Healthcare Nonprofits, Nicole Huberfeld Jan 2007

Tackling The “Evils” Of Interlocking Directorates In Healthcare Nonprofits, Nicole Huberfeld

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The nonprofit sector and matters of nonprofit governance have been in the national spotlight much of late. One area of heightened interest is directors of healthcare entities regularly serving on the board of more than one healthcare organization. Even when board membership of related entities is relatively independent, one corporation's business plan frequently is affected (or even controlled) by the business needs of a separately incorporated parent, affiliate, or other related organization. Very little case law addresses "interlocking" directorates for nonprofit board members, and the case law that does exist tends to address narrow, fact-based state law interpretive issues rather …


Book Review | The Battle For Social Security: From Fdr’S Vision To Bush’S Gamble By Nancy J. Altman (2005), Kathryn L. Moore Jan 2007

Book Review | The Battle For Social Security: From Fdr’S Vision To Bush’S Gamble By Nancy J. Altman (2005), Kathryn L. Moore

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This book review examines The Battle for Social Security: From FDR’s Vision to Bush’s Gamble by Nancy J. Altman (2005).


Social Security Reform: An Analysis Of The Ball/Altman Three-Point Plan, Kathryn L. Moore Jan 2007

Social Security Reform: An Analysis Of The Ball/Altman Three-Point Plan, Kathryn L. Moore

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In light of Social Security's long-term funding deficit, Robert Ball, a long-serving former Commissioner of the Social Security Administration, has proposed a three part plan that would bring the Social Security system into close actuarial balance. The first part of the plan consists of gradually increasing the maximum earnings base until it reaches 90 percent of earnings. The second part of the plan calls for dedicating the estate tax to funding Social Security beginning in 2010, and the third part of the plan consists of investing a portion of the Social Security trust fund in equities. Nancy Altman, Chairman of …