August 16-September 15, 2008
Last Issue: July 16-August 15, 2008
Insurer Must Defend All Claims
If Any Is Covered by Policy
Carrier is not required to cover legal fees
incurred before claim was tendered by insured
Full Article (free)
Parents May Not Waive
Child’s Claim for Possible Injuries
Michigan court says it has no authority to uphold waiver;
concurring judges call for change in the law
Lack of Members’ Approval
Scuttles Sale of Facilities
Organization’s “survival plan” is ineffective
without compliance with state law and bylaws
Ready Reference Page - No. 106
New “Core Form” Presents
Revised Look for Nonprofit Finances – Part V
Section on compensation requires careful reading of definitions
to determine who and how much must be disclosed
- "This Year" Notebook Available
- Talk with the Editor, December 10, 2008
To the Point
I am an Assistant Treasurer of a charity and write the acknowledgement letters for contributions. I was under the impression we were required by law to give an acknowledgement. Is this a fact? I thought if the contribution were under $75, no acknowledgement was necessary. However, even if the gift is $5, I would acknowledge it.
Answer
Lessons from Litigation Full Article
- Are donor names pubic information?
- Thrift store not liable for parking lot attack
- Donors’ son can’t recover property from Foundation
Tax Matters Full Article
- Provena Hospitals lose real estate exemption
Employment Law Full Article
- Court rejects “joint employer” claim under FMLA
- Nonprofit’s confidentiality policy violates NLRA
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