In this reflective piece, Jason looks back as the firm approaches its 12th anniversary, tracing the leap that sparked its creation, the values that shaped its growth, and the impact built along the way. He shares how a belief in practicing law differently evolved into a thriving, mission-driven practice and why he’s more optimistic than ever about the future.

As the SEC rolls out EDGAR Next, businesses face a shift in how they manage and submit regulatory filings. With new login requirements, designated authorized individuals, and stricter account maintenance rules, the updated system is designed for stronger security and smoother access and requires timely compliance. This blog breaks down what is changing, who is affected, and what every filer needs to know before the legacy system shuts down at the end of 2025.

When a business files required documents like formation papers, annual reports, or trademark applications – it may unknowingly open the door to scam mail. These official-looking notices often mimic government correspondence to pressure owners into paying unnecessary or fraudulent fees. In this post, Nathan Sisodia explains how these scams work, what red flags to watch for, and how to protect your business.

In our latest Members Only interview, Jason Wiener talks with Eli Allen, co-founder of Wild Blue Studios, an artist-owned co-op reshaping creative work in games, TV, and film. Eli shares how shared ownership fosters agency, accountability, and sustainability in an industry often defined by burnout. A thoughtful look at how cooperative models can build fairer, more resilient studios—and a better creative future.

At Democracy Brewing, founders James Razsa and Jason Taggart are proving that democracy in the workplace can be delicious. Their worker-owned brewery, restaurant, and event space in Boston (and soon to also be in Maine) offers every employee a path to ownership, teamwork, and even free English classes – all while serving some of the city’s best beer. Discover how they’re redefining hospitality, one pint at a time.

The GENIUS Act introduces sweeping new rules for stablecoin issuers, investors, and global platforms. From mandatory licensing to cross-border compliance, here’s what you need to know (and do next) to stay ahead in digital finance.

Meet Wild Blue Studios, a worker-owned external development team delivering art and creative services to teams across the entertainment industry. Learn how its “horizontal structure, vertical deployment” model balances equal votes and profit-sharing with role-based pay. They've also adopted a four-day week and created a ‘fun committee’ to counter remote burnout, and leveraged mission-aligned partners to help cover finance and legal gaps. With low attrition and an inclusive culture, they’re proving that cooperative ownership can produce representative and high-quality creative work.

The lifeblood of any cooperative is its members. But how do new members join, and what makes a strong admission process? The latest blog post from Nathan Sisodia explores the steps, requirements, and agreements that shape cooperative membership. Whether you’re forming a new co-op or refining your process, learn how thoughtful admissions strengthen both governance and community.

We’re excited to launch our brand new video series, “Members Only," where we interview clients about the impact of shared ownership and the cooperative business model. In our first interview, Jason Wiener speaks with Shane Gring, Co-Founder of Certainly, a new worker-owned cooperative offering marketing and technology strategy to help cerficiation leaders do more business online. Learn how their reorganization to a coop has resulted in a healthier, fairer workplace and more inclusive, efficient certification programs.

Colorado’s new Alternate Equity Structures (AES) are reshaping employee ownership. By going beyond traditional stock, AES give workers real stakes – whether through profit interests, phantom equity, or stock options – while requiring genuine rights and participation. This new blog post, by Jason Wiener, explores how AES work, why they matter, and how companies can creatively overcome governance challenges to build sustainable, shared ownership.