An employee of a nonprofit pharmacy is not protected by the Florida private sector Whistleblower Act when she claims she was fired in retaliation for reporting an alleged breach of policy by the Pharmacist-in-Charge of the facility in which she worked.  A federal District Court in Florida has granted the pharmacy’s motion for summary judgment to dismiss the case.

The Military Sexual Trauma Movement was formed in 2018 as a 501(c)(4) organization to help survivors of military sexual trauma and other discrimination.  Its leadership was all volunteers and it had no paid employees.

Fundraisers for charity frequently cite the Donor Bill of Rights, created by the Association of Fundraising Professionals and other professional fundraising organizations, as evidence of the charity’s good stewardship of charitable contributions.  But what happens when a disgruntled donor claims the charity failed to live up to the high ideals it espoused?

Children of the settlors of a charitable trust have no standing, simply because they are children of the settlors, to seek appointment as trustees of the trust, a Pennsylvania appellate court has held.