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April 16, 2010, 9AM to 12PM
PepsiCo, Purchase, NY |
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Nonprofit Law 101: This program is an overview of state and federal law applicable to nonprofit tax-exempt organizations, including charitable solicitation rules, disclosure requirements, rules regarding lobbying and political activities, fiduciary obligations of the Board of Directors, conflicts of interest (including intermediate sanctions rules), ongoing compliance obligations and more.
This program is designed for attorneys who provide (or want to provide) legal services to nonprofit organizations and/or who serve on the boards of nonprofits.
New York CLE Credits: 3 Transitional and Non-Transitional CLE Credit Hours, 1 Ethics/2 Prof. Practice |
Presenters
Richard S. Hobish, Esq.: Executive Director, Pro Bono Partnership
Maurice K. Segall, Esq.: Director, Fairfield and NY County Programs, Pro Bono Partnership |
Registration Information
Charge: $40.00/person if payment received prior to April 9th; $60.00/person thereafter; Nonprofit Employees and Paralegals, subtract $15.00 from the foregoing amounts; No charge for members from Pepsi
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Pro Bono Partnership, Inc.
The Pro Bono Partnership provides nonprofit organizations in Connecticut, New Jersey and New York with free, expert business legal advice they cannot otherwise afford, enhancing their capacity to improve local communities and provide essential programs for the poor and disadvantaged. More | |
