Find Lawyers in New York, United States for Nonprofit / Charities Law
Practice Area Overview
Anita Pelletier is Counsel in Nixon Peabody's nonprofit practice group. She advises nonprofit organizations in matters relating to legal requirements and best practices in connection with governance and operational matters. I focus my practice on three main areas, building on over 10 years of experience assisting nonprofit clients to operate as effectively and efficiently as possible. Nonprofit Corporate Governance and Board Disputes I’ve represented organizations ranging from the very ...
David G. Samuels is a partner at Perlman & Perlman, a nationally recognized law firm dedicated to representing the charitable and social impact sector for more than sixty years. Mr. Samuels is a recognized expert on a wide range of issues involving charitable organizations, including compensation, governance, fiduciary duty, self-dealing and conflict of interest. He has extensive experience representing numerous and varied public charities and private foundations, including social service...
Christina Jones is a private wealth services attorney in Holland & Knight's New York office. Ms. Jones focuses her practice on providing strategic counsel to nonprofit and tax-exempt organizations. She is committed to helping clients find solutions to their everyday challenges by advising on formation, compliance, due diligence and strategic transactions. Prior to joining Holland & Knight, Ms. Jones worked as an attorney serving multinational clients in federal and international tax p...
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