Employee’s Stipulation for Dismissal Precludes Claim for Indemnification
Woman’s assault claim against nonprofit and employee was dismissed, along with all claims, “direct or indirect”
Articles
Members of Sorority May Sue Directors for Breach of Duty
Court affirms dismissal of claim against foundation for lack of jurisdiction
Creditors May Sue Directors For Breach of Duty Before Bankruptcy
Court reverses trial court, allows case to proceed on claims of lack of good faith, fraud in deepening insolvency
Member Has Right to Records, But Must Keep Some Confidential
Court restricts disclosure of some information, even from other members who have right to inspect
State May Require Disclosure Of Role of For-Profit Resellers
Reversing trial court, appeals court says notice tells donors that professional solicitors will sell goods
Nonprofit Law YOU Want to Know
We regularly feature answers to questions from readers in our “To the Point” column. The full list can be viewed on the site.
Charity Fundraisers Raise Many Legal Issues
From preparation, through running the event, and reporting the results careful lawyering can reduce the risks of liability and embarrassment
Court Directs Use of Cy Pres To Change Terms of Charitable Gift
Individuals, nonprofit and state had all agreed to unravel impractical restrictions on donation
Social Security Benefits Don’t Count For Permitting Gifts in Bankruptcy
15% limit for charitable contributions is based on gross annual income without social security