Congressional committees, state attorneys general and now the Internal Revenue Service are putting nonprofit organizations under the microscope and sending them scrambling for legal advice on sound governance practices. Old-line nonprofits that used to rely on the informal advice of an attorney board member are now seeking a different kind of legal relationship, said Dan Kurtz, a partner at the New York office of Holland & Knight who chairs the firm's tax-exempt organizations practice group.
September 03, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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