Andrew M. Grumet is a partner in the firm’s New York City office. He focuses his practice on charitable giving and philanthropy and the representation of domestic and international tax-exempt organizations.

Andrew’s clients have included organizations ranging from domestic and international family foundations to public charities, schools, supporting organizations, museums, hospitals, religious organizations, community trusts and donor advised funds, trade associations, social clubs, and social welfare organizations.

He counsels organizations on formation and organizational structuring, compensation and excess benefit/self-dealing advice, corporate governance, fundraising and state solicitation regulatory matters, corporate policies, UBTI issues and investments, establishment and modification of endowments and restricted funds, fiduciary duties, domestic and international grantmaking, tax and financial reporting, planned giving and special events.

He is frequently quoted on issues affecting nonprofit organizations and has appeared in publications such as The Chronicle of Philanthropy, TIME, the International Herald Tribune, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal. A selection of recent media appearances follows.