Last month, the Michigan Court of Appeals issued an opinion in Trinity Health-Warde Lab, LLC v. Township of Pittsfield, 2016 Mich. App. Lexis 2026, Case
The law firm of Dalton & Tomich PLC has become a leader in defending the rights of donation bin owners to place collection bins, who
In early 2013, the City of Portage, Michigan announced that it was considering the issue of clothing donation bins and a proposed ordinance regulating the
In January 2014, the City of St. Johns, Michigan adopted an ordinance that banned clothing donation bins from the city. While donation bins were banned,
Earlier this year, Dalton & Tomich helped secure a major victory on behalf of one of its clients in the United States Court of Appeals
If you are on the board of a nonprofit, you already know that there are some situations where your organization will need an attorney. However,
If you are on the board of a nonprofit, you already know that there are some situations where your organization will need an attorney. However,
When serving as an officer or board member of a nonprofit organization, it is vital to monitor any changes in the governing law. This past
In the last couple of years, the IRS has made some substantial changes that have simplified a variety of procedures applicable to non-profit organizations. Here
As we shared with you last year, in July of 2014 the IRS adopted a new form–Form 1023-EZ–for applicants seeking tax-exempt status. Form 1023-EZ drastically
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