Your Club & The Law | Membership: Part 3

Описание: In the third installment of The Academy of Yachting's series on Your Club and the Law, Past Commodore Joseph A. Tringali discusses how selectivity and congeniality affect whether your organization is a public accommodation or a private club in the eyes of the law.

ABOUT THE ACADEMY OF YACHTING
Do you belong to a “club”? This channel tells you everything you need to know about your rights, responsibilities and relationships to other members. Joseph A. Tringali, the host, is a former Assistant Attorney General, a commodore of two yacht clubs, commander of an award-winning unit of the United States Civil Air Patrol, as well as a national officer of his nationwide law fraternity, and United States Power Squadrons, and president of local groups of the Friends of Fisher House and the Guild of Catholic Lawyers. In short, he is well versed in the law as well as the principles of leadership and encouraging members to do their best for your association.

ABOUT JOSEPH A. TRINGALI
Admitted to the practice of law in both Florida and New York, P/C Tringali served as Assistant Attorney General for the State of Florida where he regularly appeared in all federal and state courts. He is a member of the United States Supreme Court bar, a former Mayor of North Palm Beach, Florida, and was elected to three terms on the Village Counsel. He has served as Assistant Corporation Counsel for the City of Buffalo, Assistant District Attorney of Erie County, New York, and Assistant State Attorney for the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida. P/C Joseph A. Tringali is a lifelong boating enthusiast and long time member of Buffalo Yacht Club (New York).P/C Tringali is also an accomplished author of several works of fiction and non-fiction, including “Your Club and the Law”,"Yachting Customs & Courtesies", "The Sundown Ceremony", "Harbor of Refuge", "A Quiet Family Murder" and "I Was That Baby", all available for purchase at calkinsharbor.com.

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