Tag: Business & Corporate

The Internal Revenue Service recently extended the deadline for small non-profit organizations (those with gross receipts normally under $25,000.00) to maintain their tax exempt status by filing Form 990-N to October 15, 2010. Previously, small non-profit organizations did not have to file any return at all; however, beginning in 2007, Congress mandated that all tax-exempt organizations, except churches, had to file returns with the IRS beginning in 2007.

This is part 2 of a 2 part post discussing expense, time and overall experience one faces during litigation. I find that an important part of competently counseling clients or prospective involves helping them determine whether bringing suit is a good economic decision.

As most people are aware, litigating can be an expensive, time consuming, and unpleasant experience. I find that an important part of competently counseling clients or prospective involves helping them determine whether bringing suit is a good economic decision. I find that achieving a successful result for my clients involves taking the time to make a sober assessment of his or her claims, and dispelling myths about litigation which may distort the client’s decision making process in determining whether to proceed with a law suit. It is best for the lawyer and the client to discuss these aspects of the client’s claims before the decision to go forward with litigation is made.