Government
Apr. 3, 2019
Compliance Attorneys should be wary of California’s Political Reform Act
California laws and regulations often impose paperwork filing obligations on businesses and nonprofit organizations even when the underlying activity is outside the entity’s core function and even though the activity is outside the core expertise of the entity’s legal counsel
Matthew C. Alvarez
Sutton Law FirmMatthew specializes in political and election law, and is a board member of the California Political Attorneys Association.
California laws and regulations often impose paperwork filing obligations on businesses and nonprofit organizations even when the underlying activity is outside the entity's core function and even though the activity is outside the core expertise of the entity's legal counsel. Most compliance attorneys have learned that, if a filing is missed, the client will receive a fine letter or email, from a government agency with which it has never before interacted, months or ...
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