Org Law provides legal and governance counsel to trade associations, professional societies, credentialing bodies, standards organizations, accreditors, charities, foundations, and affiliated networks. While many of our clients are tax-exempt, the common denominator is not tax status. It is purpose, mission, and structure.
Our clients operate through boards, committees, members, affiliates, chapters, volunteers, and other stakeholders. They focus on helping businesses, professionals, and those in need with their work. They advocate for legislative and regulatory changes and for justice.
Org Law works with organizations carrying out important work through formal programs, stakeholder relationships, board oversight, and public or industry-facing responsibilities.
Our clients include trade associations, professional societies, credentialing bodies, standards organizations, accreditors, charities, foundations, educational institutions, affiliated networks, and other mission-driven or purpose-driven organizations.
They come to Org Law for legal support involving governance, contracts, strategic transactions, certification and credentialing, intellectual property, technology, tax exemption, regulatory compliance, executive matters, stakeholder disputes, and organizational change.
Some matters are narrow and immediate. Others involve larger structural questions about authority, risk, relationships, operations, or long-term direction. In either case, the goal is the same: clear legal counsel that helps the organization move forward responsibly.
Org Law represents clients across the country and internationally. Offices are in Chicago and Washington, DC. When a matter requires local counsel in a particular jurisdiction, the firm works with experienced attorneys to support the engagement.