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Grant Money Doesn't Come Free

During the economic downturn, a wealth of economic opportunities may seem like easy money. However, it is important that experienced and new grantees understand that these grants are a far cry from free money. Below is a rundown of some things that counsel may find surprising about the terms and conditions of the grant that a business might hope to receive under the Recovery Act.

26 minute read July 24, 2009 at 02:22 PM
By
Edward T. Waters
Grant Money Doesn't Come Free

(Editor's note: Last month, commentator and Internet and e-commerce expert counsel Jonathan Bick provided an overview of how companies might use money from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act to help secure electronic medical record systems, also called “EMRs.”

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