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Nonprofit Not Liable for Damages
When Directors Exercised Due Care
Terminated manager has no claim against merged company
when board volunteers met fiduciary standard and are immune
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For Misrepresentation by Grantee
Recipient allegedly said it would raise
a significant endowment, but failed to do so
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Synagogue Ordered to Hold Special Meeting
To Elect New Board of Directors
Courts say it must follow bylaws and state law
when dispute arises over leadership
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Finance Committee Holds Another Hearing
On Charity Governance, Ways to Cut Tax Gap
Sen. Grassley looks at contribution deductions
as means to slice away at difference between taxes due and
taxes paid
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Issues
Notes
Kramer
to talk on pressures facing charity directors
Kramer to participate in PBI Nonprofit Institute
Thursday with the Editor, April 28
To the Point
By law what does a charity have to do if it receives a donated car and wants to sell it?Answer (free)
Lessons from Litigation
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- Agency may sue for “nonfulfillment” damages
- Court abused discretion in gifts to charities
- Couple can enjoin nonprofit’s use of photo
Tax Matters Full Article
- Donor denied deductions without substantiation
- “Expert” can’t testify on meaning of charitable
Employment Law Full Article
- Court
affirms validity of non–compete clauses
but denies enforcement of “unreasonable” limit
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