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Nonprofit Issues

February 2015

Pa. Supreme Court To Consider Attorney-Charity Confidentiality

National Nonprofit Not Liable For Local Chapter’s Failures

Attorney General Not Entitled To Notice of Tax Sale of Charity Property

Lawyer May Be Liable for “Oversight” In Failing to Have Client Sign Trust Change

Sorority moms lose claims for damages

9th Circuit affirms anti-trust decision

“Commission of resources” is sufficient to confer standing

Court permits employee to pursue retaliation claim

Firing experienced manager for lack of experience sounds like pretext

Special religious worker may apply for immigration despite violation

Court dismisses case against Lois Lerner

Estate denied deduction for sum set aside for charity

Closed church eligible for real estate exemption

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February 2015

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