Fox Rothschild has announced that Shveta Kakar has joined its corporate department in the New York office as a partner, focusing on nonprofit law. Kakar brings extensive experience advising nonprofit organizations on corporate, transactional, and governance issues. She will also offer counsel on fiduciary duties of directors and officers, conduct board trainings, and provide advice on matters affecting tax-exempt organizations.
Kakar’s expertise spans the entire lifecycle of nonprofit organizations, from incorporation and obtaining tax-exempt status to governance and compliance. She has served as principal outside counsel, reviewing and drafting various contracts, pledges, and grant agreements. Joining her is Daniel Kurtz, who will serve as counsel in the same department.
For additional details, Fox Rothschild provided further information in their announcement.
This move comes as Fox Rothschild seeks to bolster its nonprofit law practice, reflecting a growing demand for specialized legal services in this sector. The addition of Kakar and Kurtz is expected to enhance the firm’s capabilities and provide robust support for its nonprofit clients.
For more information, see the original article on Bloomberg Law.