We are excited to announce the final episode of our three-part special edition podcast featuring leaders from New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Missouri State Attorneys General offices. The series, Regulating Nonprofit Health Care: Insights from State Attorneys General, offers an unprecedented view into how these offices are applying state nonprofit and charitable trust laws in the wake of the transformation of the health care sector.

In episode three, we invite you to learn how operating activities, fiduciary duties and the class of beneficiaries are affected by the transformation of nonprofit health care.

Key topics include:

• Tips for nonprofit health systems operating in multiple states
• The Board’s notice obligations during a wind-down
• The state AG’s availability to partner with charities to resolve difficult situations without the need for enforcement
• Our panelists’ closing advice for health care nonprofit Board members

Distinguished guests include:

• Bob Carlson, Assistant Attorney General of Missouri
• Karen Gano, President of the National Association of State Charity Officials and Assistant Attorney General of Connecticut, Special Litigation Unit
• Mark Pacella, Chief Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania, Charitable Trusts and Organizations Section
• Jim Sheehan, Chief of the New York Attorney General’s Charities Bureau

Listen to all three episodes here.