NAELA News Volume 25 Issue 5
By Harry S. Margolis, Esq., CAP
Bill has successfully melded two careers: teaching and academic publishing along with client representation.
By William J. Brisk, CELA
When you help clients define their own legacies, you can learn about the legacies you want to leave behind.
By Timothy P. Crawford, CELA, CAP
Tim Crawford shares some ideas for how you can keep your name top-of-mind for clients and prospects.
By Jennifer VanderVeen, CELA
Estate planning in the online age.
By NAELA Publications
Changes to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) privacy requirements went into effect September 23, 2013. The new rule will enhance a patient’s privacy protections
By Matthew P. Albanese, Esq and Ellen Morris, Esq.
Massachusetts Chapter Represents NAELA at Alzheimer’s Association International Conference and Dancing Our Way to Success in the Florida Legislature
By Dawn Weekly, Esq.
The Veterans Task Force Subcommittee of NAELA’s Public Policy Committee is on the Hill advocating on behalf of veterans.
By Victoria L. Collier, CELA
Ways to expedite a VA Improved Pension with Aid and Attendance benefit claim.
By Vincent J. Russo, CELA, CAP
A look back at NAELA’s history and some pivotal decisions and events.
By Jennifer VanderVeen, CELA
This year’s programming includes the traditional UnProgram — a forum for you to talk about what is important to you
By Mary E. O’Byrne, Esq., and Thomas D. Begley Jr., CELA
Special needs trust advocates now have a forum to discuss policy with senior SSA staff and share the perspective of beneficiaries and trustees across the country.
By NAELA Publications
Learn more about the new member benefit that will help you navigate to the content you’re looking for.
By Howard S. Krooks, CELA, CAP
In the August/September issue of NAELA News, I discussed the important role that we, as Elder Law and Special Needs Planning attorneys, play in advancing issues important to our members and the clients whom we serve through legislative advocacy.
By Peter G. Wacht, CAE
Loyalty and trust. The two go hand in hand.