Rebecca Moll Freed to Present for NJICLE/NJSBA Webcast "Representing Non-Profit and Charitable Organizations - The Basics and Beyond"

Genova Burns Partner and Corporate Political Activity Law specialist Rebecca Moll Freed, Esq. will participate in an upcoming New Jersey State Bar Association / New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education webcast entitled, "Representing Non-Profit and Charitable Organizations - The Basics and Beyond" on Friday, September 30. 

About The Program

There are thousands of non-profit organizations in New Jersey. They include social services agencies, charitable organizations, foundations, advocacy groups, hospitals, schools and professional associations. From the Girl Scouts to the Salvation Army, they perform a wide variety of work and employ thousands of people. Non-profits are an important part of our economy and our lives would be very different without them. Proper formation and maintenance of tax-exempt status, as well as compliance with a host of state and federal laws, are crucial for the survival of these groups and organizations.

Ms. Freed and her fellow panelists will teach attendees how to properly form a non-profit and provide practical advice about counseling these organizations about tax exempt status, fund raising and lobbying.

Learn everything you need to know to properly advise your non-profit clients, including:

• How to Form and Start a New Jersey Non-Profit Corporation
• Becoming Tax-Exempt
• Special Considerations for Religious Organizations
• Maintaining Tax-Exempt Status
• Fundraising and Solicitation Issues
• State and Federal Regulation of Charitable and Non-Profit Organizations
• Excess Benefit Transactions and Self-Dealing Considerations
• Lobbying and Political Activities
• Liability, Indemnification and D&O Issues
• Governance Issues
• What Can Cause Problems and How to Stay out of Trouble
• Related Caselaw and more!

For more information and to register, please click here.

NJ CLE information: This program has been approved by the Board on Continuing Legal Education of the Supreme Court of New Jersey for 4.5 hours of total CLE credit.