New Jersey (NJ) Non Profit CLE Course Catalog

Across the United States, the justice gap remains. Thousands of individuals and families with civil legal problems cannot access the help they need to navigate the legal system. This panel aims to provide attendees with examples of how corporate counsel can help the pro bono community.

From one of the nation's leading nonprofit attorneys and a subcommittee chair on the ABA's Nonprofit Organizations Committee - with extensive experience in connection with both federal tax exemption and state nonprofit corporate law - hear a clear, understandable overview of these issues.

While many tools are available to help form a nonprofit , every nonprofit is unique and attorneys shouldn't be overlooked in the process. Join this webinar to ensure your clients are forming the right type of business, following applicable laws, and filing the proper documents with the correct language.

The health care industry in general, and hospitals in particular, have been severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in many respects. At its most basic level, the impact has been devastating financially. The American Hospital Association estimates that between March 1 and June 30, 2020, hospitals will have suffered financial losses of $202.6 billion, or approximately $1.66 billion per day. These losses affect all hospitals, whether they are part of large chains or are stand-alone nonprofits. Economists expect the result to be more financial failures, mergers and bankruptcy filings in an industry that was already in dire financial straits. The panelists will discuss several issues that have been pushed to the forefront by the recent decisions in Gardens Medical Center and Verity Health Systems.

With market volatility and legislation related to the pandemic, there are significant opportunities with charitable planning and giving in 2020. This presentation will provide an overview of the impacts to giving based on the CARES Act and SECURE Act and also delve into tax-efficient strategies around donating noncash assets.

The news around COVID-19 is changing daily and the situation seems to be getting worse, not better. What can you do now about the threat to your organization’s scheduled meetings and conferences, and what should you be thinking about as you plan for the coming year?

In this presentation, we'll cover the three varieties of professional fundraisers in California, the factors required for each, as well as the paperwork and filing requirements for each.

If you're an attorney who's interested in providing legal counsel on crowdfunding, this course is a must. You'll learn about federal security laws, intellectual property vetting, and tax compliance, so you can counsel clients effectively on the parameters, ethical considerations, and legal conditions surrounding crowdfunding.

This panel will explore the seemingly conflicting fiduciary duties of the officers and directors of nonprofit companies, identifying those duties and the statutory protections afforded those who are faced with making real-time decisions. The discussion will also explore challenges to the actions taken, including additional hurdles to asset sales under ? 363(d)(1), government agency investigations and oversight, and class action litigation.