"Third sector is a sector of economic activity includes the organizations, non-profit and non-governmental and local government. Non-profit organizations are sometimes called" NGOs ". Since the eighties of the 20th century, expanded Israel's third sector and organizations such roles More and more, and sometimes they are a substitute for the public sector ”(from Wikipedia, 2011). As part of the intensification of the third sector and its deepening of economic life, legal specialization in this issue has also developed.

 

The most common association of voluntary bodies and non-profit organizations is the association, but recently the place of the public benefit society has been growing. Alongside these, there are dedications, Ottoman associations, cooperative associations and other types of corporations according to specific laws. Each type of organization has its own characteristics and all are subject to complex and detailed legislation and regulation that dictates the organization's institutions, management and daily activities.

 

Eitan Tsachor Law Office, which specializes in this issue, will provide each body with the most comprehensive and professional legal advice for making a decision on how to incorporate it.

 

The firm accompanies many associations and salaried employees, both on a regular basis and in one-time cases, in their contacts with the authorities (Registrar of Associations, Registrar of Dedications, etc.), in advising and resolving disputes, drafting contracts and agreements, obtaining proper management approvals, preparing verbal reports, representation in petitions Administrative and other cases in the courts and more.

 

Eitan Tsachor is a legal advisor and a regular mentor of "Civil Leadership" - the umbrella organization of the non-profit and volunteer sector, and in this framework he accompanies legislative proceedings in the Knesset in the field of associations and non-profit organizations. On behalf of the sector, the Chamber of Accountants, the Chamber of Tax Advisers and the Bar Association, and has a permanent section in the journal "Civil Leadership".