Serving Without Being Served

Psychologists and others medical professionals frequently are presented with opportunities to serve on the boards of hospitals and other non-profit health organizations.  While these opportunities can be professionally fulfilling and provide an additional avenue for psychiatrists to serve the public interest, serving on a non-profit board is not without its risks.  Please join us October 25, 2017 as we discuss general legal issues and grounds for liability for non-profit organizations in Georgia and much more!

Our topics will include:

• Risk Environment for Non-Profit Boards
• Legal Issues for Non-Profit Board Members
• Cybersecurity Issues and Board Director Liability
• Privilege Issues

The webinar will begin at 2:00 p.m. and end at 3:00 pm.

As always, there is no charge for our webinar. We hope to see you there!

If you have any questions, please contact Nicole Bennett at [email protected].

For information on our presenters, see below:

Michael P. Bruyere Partner Direct: 770.818.1435 [email protected] Mr. Bruyere is a Partner in the firm's CGL and Business Liability group, and he chairs the Firm's Complex and Commercial Litigation group, and he heads the Life Sciences Litigation Practice. His experience includes cases involving prescription and generic drugs, medical devices (including implantable devices), biologics, human clinical trials, genetic testing and prosthetics. He has represented clients facing claims in state and federal courts, including class actions, multi-district litigation, and arbitration. Mike has utilized his engineering background and legal training in class action lawsuits during his representation of some of the world's leading businesses.  Click here to read more..

Matthew M. Weiss   Associate Direct: 678.399.6356 [email protected] Mr. Weiss focuses his practice on the defense of local governments as well as commercial litigation.  His experience with public policy and governmental litigation includes zoning appeals and other land use matters, government contracts, bid protests, election contests, state attorney general proceedings, and other litigation involving government agencies.  Mr. Weiss has previously represented multiple vendors in bid protests at various levels of administrative and judicial proceedings.  He has counseled businesses on ethics, compliance, and procurement issues with the City of Atlanta and on pending legislation in the Georgia General Assembly.  Mr. Weiss also has experience with internal investigations on federal regulatory compliance issues.  Click here to read more..

*Note - FMG applies for Continuing Education and Continuing Legal Education Credit in multiple states. Until a course is approved by a particular state, we cannot guarantee credit. You must be present (online or in-person) during the full session to receive credit.