Top Rated Nonprofit Organizations Lawyer Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC Serving Middleburg, PA (Harrisburg, PA)
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Nonprofit Organizations Law
Depending upon your relationship with the organization, legal action against nonprofit boards can be complex.
Who can sue: the entity itself, employees, members, directors, associated 3rd parties, donors and the government.
Sources of claims may range from wrongful termination to mistreatment of members or constituents; violation of duty to harmful practices; violation of laws to misappropriation of funds.
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