Month: June 2010

The Office of Congressional Ethics and Rep. Price

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution discusses a fundraiser held the day before the vote on financial regulatory reform. What Price and the seven other members of Congress now under investigation by the Office of Congressional Ethics have in common is they all belong either to the House Financial Services Committee or other committees that were involved with […]

Nonprofit’s connection to founder’s business questioned

The Times questions Richard Berman’s nonprofit organizations and business interests in this article this morning. Specialists in tax law say that Mr. Berman has taken the tactic a step further because his organizations barely exist separate from his firm. In many years, payments by the nonprofits to the firm for services that include staff work, […]