Not-for-profit corporation law

Representing not-for-profit organizations truly necessitates an interdisciplinary approach. Attorneys within the Firm have experience in drafting and filing Articles of Incorporation and other incorporation documents, preparing By-laws and corporate resolutions, establishing and interpreting policies and procedures applicable to not-for-profit organizations, attending board and membership meetings to provide advice on a wide range of issues, negotiating and structuring business combinations with other entities, advising clients on obtaining foreign qualification, and drafting and interpreting contracts.

The Firm’s diversity of practice areas enables it to provide advice on virtually any legal issue that can arise for not-for-profit organizations, including:

• Employment Law, Executive Compensation, and the Structure of Employer/Employee Policies and Procedures
• Banking, Financing and Investment Matters
• Real Estate and Environmental Issues
• Corporate governance issues including fiduciary obligations of members, directors and officers
• Technology matters including website agreements, software agreements, domain name and trademark disputes
• Human Rights issues
• Privacy issues
• Insurance
• Litigation