Legal Perspectives for Nonprofits: Boards, Fiscal Responsibility, Conflict Resolution, and More

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$190 for Member
$308.75 for Non-Member
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285 minutes

Date Published

October 16, 2026

Publisher

Toledo Bar Association

Subjects

Nonprofit

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Summary

This seminar equips nonprofit board members, staff, and aspiring leaders with a comprehensive understanding of effective governance, legal accountability, and practical leadership skills. Participants begin with guidance from attorney David Arnold on aligning board service with mission, values, and Ohio’s statutory requirements, followed by an interactive session with Beth Short of the Ohio Attorney General’s Office highlighting real‑world governance challenges and statewide resources. Professor Candice Kline then offers grounded strategies for resolving conflict within nonprofit organizations, drawing on her extensive legal and board experience. The program concludes with a robust Q&A panel of seasoned nonprofit attorneys who share insights from their own service, helping attendees navigate complex issues with confidence and clarity.

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Presenters

W. David Arnold, Esq.

Partner - RCO Law

David has extensive experience in the areas of business and commercial law. He is familiar with business organizations,... Read More

Candice Kline

Assistant Professor of Law - University of Toledo College of Law

Candice Kline joined Toledo Law as a part-time faculty member in fall 2023 and full-time faculty member in fall 2024.Her... Read More

Beth Short

Charitable Law Section - Ohio Attorney General

Beth Short, who handles outreach and education for the Ohio Attorney General's Charitable Law Section, has spent her career... Read More

Milt Pommeranz

Malone, Ault & Farell

Recognized by Super Lawyers magazine from 2019 - 2025, Milt consistently exceeds the expectations of his clients through... Read More

Peggy Mattimoe Sturgeon

Bar Counsel - Toledo Bar Association

Peggy Mattimoe Sturgeon has been Toledo Bar Association Bar Counsel since July of 2022. She had been a member of the TBA... Read More

Tom Luettke

Tom Luettke has been a practicing attorney in Lucas County since 2003, working as a solo practitioner in the area of criminal... Read More

Program Titles and Supporting Materials

This program contains the following components:

Media Files

Compressed Non Profit Connect Seminar version two

Downloadable Files

Boardgovernance11 24 Short

TBA 10 16 25 Arnold

TBA Nonprofits Kline 2025 002

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