Webster, Chamberlain & Bean - Attorneys At Law


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Offering general legal advice and counseling to officers, directors and staff Obtaining and maintaining federal and state tax exemptions Conducting antitrust and general legal audits Attending and making presentations at meetings for new Board members in the areas of fiduciary obligations, antitrust & general corporate law Acquiring U.S. postal permits to mail at nonprofit standard mail rates Counseling on unrelated business income matters Drafting, reviewing and negotiating all types of contracts, releases and leases; Abundant experience in the handling of convention center and hotel contracts Lobbying extensively to include monitoring of Congressional legislation and analysis of regulatory developments on various topics Facilitating compliance with election laws; including completion of required FEC & state registrations and reporting Assisting in the development of standards and certification programs Providing nationwide or state-by-state charitable solicitation registrations; Monitoring compliance & registration renewal as needed Counseling on employment law issues; Drafting of employee handbooks & human resources policies Litigation in state and federal courts and before IRS, FEC and other regulatory agencies

1747 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Suite 1000 Washington, DC 20006 office (202) 785-9500 fax (202) 835-0243 Contact Email

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