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Legal Hot Buttons: What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt You.

November 28, 2017 by admin

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Running a nonprofit is challenging and legal questions come up all the time. With so many issues to juggle every day, it’s hard to find time to read up on best practices, keep abreast of changes in laws, and focus on vague risks that you may not even be able to articulate. This workshop will update you on issues surrounding compliance and filing requirements, changes in employment law, best practices in good corporate governance, and keeping current with internet and website policies.

Nancy Eberhardt

Nancy Eberhardt is the Interim Executive Director and the Director of the New Jersey Program of the Pro Bono Partnership, an organization that provides direct legal services to New Jersey non-profit groups.  Nancy answers hundreds of legal questions from nonprofits each year, and has thousands of practicing attorneys available to help with specific issues. Nancy recruits volunteer attorneys to provide legal services, supervises client outreach, and coordinates nonprofit educational programs in New Jersey. Nancy was formerly in private practice with a focus on environmental law. Nancy currently serves on the Pro Bono Committee of the New Jersey State Bar Association, and is an adjunct professor in Department of Public Administration at Kean University.  She has served as trustee on the boards of many New Jersey nonprofit organizations. She is admitted to the bar in New Jersey, and is a graduate of The College of William and Mary and of Rutgers School of Law – Newark.


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