The Associations & Not-for-Profit Organizations Practice Group at Neal Gerber Eisenberg has a concentrated practice focused on representing not-for-profit organizations. The firm’s not-for-profit clients range in size, function, scope, purpose and management. We represent family foundations, trade associations, educational foundations and public charities. Whether our clients have an antitrust concern, governance question, fundraising question, employment issue, conflict of issue problem, credentialing problem or tax issue – Neal Gerber Eisenberg is there to offer knowledgeable and pragmatic advice and guidance.

Not-for-profit organizations face a multitude of challenges. Whether questions arise regarding traditional not-for-profit issues (such as antitrust exposure, tax-exempt status or membership issues) or involve more recent developments (such as Internet activity, corporate governance responsibility, conflicts or fax communication), not-for-profit organizations need the advice of a trusted, well-respected and knowledgeable legal advisor. That is our role. Our clients view us as valued allies who care about their organizations and missions and who provide the legal skill, proficiency and knowledge that they need – in a timely, efficient and practical manner. The attorneys in the Associations & Not-for-Profit Organizations Practice Group play an important role in our clients’ organizations. In fact, it is typical for our association law attorneys to become experts in the profession or industry represented by their clients.

When difficult issues arise, our clients benefit from our in-depth knowledge of not-for-profit organizations, our decades of experience as problem solvers and consensus builders and the broad interdisciplinary resources at our disposal that enable us to view issues inclusively and solve problems comprehensively and creatively. Because Neal Gerber Eisenberg is a full service law firm, our clients enjoy the devoted focus and attention of our association and not-for-profit lawyers, while maintaining access to attorneys who specialize in a broad spectrum of practice areas such as health care, litigation, intellectual property, information technology, real estate, tax, labor and employment and employee benefits.