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Good governance of a charity/not-for-profit (NFP) depends on a number of things, including effective record keeping practices and making good faith decisions. Knowing what types of actions and decisions constitute good vs. bad faith in this specific context is important for a lawyer representing charities/non-profits (NFPs) and board members.

The natural life-cycle of most charities and not-for-profit corporations in Ontario will include fundamental changes to the structure of the organization, and can include amalgamations, separations, or dissolutions.

What are some of the distinct ethical issues faced by Charity and Not-for-Profit lawyers? Join your colleagues at this unique and engaging session, where our expert faculty will delve into ethical scenarios that are common to these areas of practice.

Recent changes to Ontario’s lobbying rules and federal income tax rules have changed registration and reporting requirements for charities, and also created limitations on political activities. As a result, your charitable clients will soon be turning to you to ensure they know their obligations at the municipal, provincial and federal levels.

Find out what happens when a charity or other not-for-profit corporation dissolves without having all assets dealt with.

If you are a lawyer practicing in Charity/Not-for-Profit Law, this is your opportunity to get apprised of the latest developments and pressing issues.

This program will provide a practical overview of some of the most important issues impacting charities and lawyers who work or volunteer with them.

View this program to learn how to reduce the likelihood of problems arising from restricted gifts and how to manage problems once they exist.

View this program to receive in-depth insights on the non-employment law aspects of executive compensation for charities.

Stay ahead of the game by gaining practical strategies for dealing with these developments as they arise for your charity/NPO clients.