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Not-for-Profit Corporations Law Committee

Welcome to the Not-for-Profit Corporations Law Committee!

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As an exciting feature of the Business Law Section’s online Community, we have created sub-Communities for our practice area committees. If you are a member of the BLS, you can access all of the sub-committee discussions and information. If you join that committee, you can post on that committee's sub-Community. See more details and access the Business Law Section’s Community here.

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