The New York State Bar Association advocated for a decade to get an update of the law governing power of attorney procedures, which offers some flexibility on wording.
December 16, 2020 at 04:43 PM
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After Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday signed into law a bill reforming power of attorney procedures in New York, more than 300 people tuned into a Wednesday morning Zoom forum hosted by the New York State Bar Association to learn about the changes.
NYSBA president Scott Karson said the new law, which comes after a decade of advocacy from the bar, will make the power of attorney process “far more user-friendly [and] far more consumer-friendly.”
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NYSBA president Scott Karson. Courtesy photo
