NAELA News Volume 22 Issue 4
By Edward E. Zetlin, Esq.
I first met Shawn Majette, this month’s featured member, in the late 1980s when Garey Eakes, an early NAELA President, told me, “There is a private attorney in Richmond who is practicing Elder Law but doesn’t know it.
By R. Shawn Majette, Esq.
When our friend and NAELA News Editor-in-Chief Ruth Ratzlaff asked me to write a “little article” about civil commitment for NAELA News, “just a couple of pages,” of course I was flattered.
By Wendy Sheinberg, CELA
The problem with speaking Disney is that the Disney spirit is everywhere, and after a while even a native-born New Yorker becomes a little Disney-fied.
By Morris Klein, CELA
The Community Living Assistance Services and Supports Act — the CLASS Act — is a significant long-term care initiative included in the health care legislation Congress enacted last spring.
By Audrey Heidt, Esq.
The current economic climate is especially difficult for law students and recent law school graduates and employers have an ever-increasing pool of applicants from which to choose.
By Victoria L. Collier, Esq.
Like a great law school question — it depends!
By Ruth A. Phelps, CELA
Most important to our members is our clients. Our members worry that a client will never walk through the door.
By Peter G. Wacht, CAE
In July I spent some time at the beach with my family.