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Not-for-Profit Corporations: A Primer on Formation and Governance (2024 Update) | Lawline

01.29.2025

Tannenbaum Helpern Partners, Yolanda Kanes and Ralph A. Siciliano discuss federal and state regulations pertaining to not-for-profit corporations and governance issues relating to those entities, with emphasis on avoiding conflicts of interest, compensation of executives, and proper stewardship of assets, during this recently recorded Lawline program.

Click here to view this highly informative program, Not-for-Profit Corporations: A Primer on Formation and Governance.

1.0 CLE credit is available in most states.

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Nonprofit BoardCon 2025 - Optimizing Board & Staff Collaboration at NY’s Nonprofits

02.27.2025

On February 27, 2025, Tannenbaum Helpern partner and co-chair of the Trusts and Estates practice, Yolanda Kanes, will be presenting on a panel during The 2025 Nonprofit BoardCon titled, Board Responsibilities & Training 101, from 9:20-10:05am.

Panel Description: A nonprofit organization is guided by its board of directors, which provides governance, oversight, and strategic direction. Board members play an essential role in ensuring the success of the nonprofit and its mission. The panel will discuss the board’s legal responsibilities, strategic goals, role in providing financial oversight, and ensuring strong leadership so that boards can drive positive outcomes. Education is the key to preparing board members with the tools they need to succeed, providing them with the necessary knowledge and skills to support the nonprofit's mission.

Register for the 2025 Nonprofit BoardCon. Preview the agenda for the conference here.

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The AI Revolution In the World of Architecture: Perils and Promises for In-House Counsel

03.29.2025

On March 29, 2024, Tannenbaum Helpern Construction & Design partners, Melissa Billig and Stuart Rosen, will be presenting a webinar on the effects Generative AI has on the world of architecture.

Program Description: This program will cover the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) in the design process and how to effectively navigate the potential pitfalls. Topics of discussion will include:

  • Generative AI “Training” and Potential for Design Errors
  • Policies Concerning Employee Use of AI
  • Protecting Your Intellectual Property
  • Terms of Use and Disclaimers
  • Is the Law Keeping Pace with Technology?

Reach out to Melissa Billig (billig@thsh.com) or Stuart Rosen (rosen@thsh.com) to view this program on demand.

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