By Ryan Tarinelli | May 14, 2020
The Unified Court System said that new uncontested estate cases involving people who died due to coronavirus-related conditions can be filed in surrogate's courts starting in the week of May 18.
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By Daniel G. Fish | May 14, 2020
No matter how significantly COVID-19 has changed manner in which elder law is practiced (shuttered courthouses, self-isolation, remote computing and video conferencing), the substantive law changes during this period have been even more momentous.
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By Michael A. Mora | May 13, 2020
At the time of hire, the complaint alleges that home health aide Curtel Hayes had a criminal record of aggravated assault and child neglect.
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By Ryan Tarinelli | April 23, 2020
Forty-five residents as of Tuesday have died due to the coronavirus at Kings Harbor Multicare Center, one of a handful of nursing homes statewide that have recorded more than 40 coronavirus deaths, state figures show.
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By Ryan Tarinelli | April 22, 2020
The federal Bureau of Prisons didn't think Skelos would be eligible for home confinement due to an updated guidance, prosecutors report.
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By Robert Storace | March 27, 2020
With concerns over COVID-19 intensifying, Connecticut elder care attorneys are meeting their clients where they live while taking precautions to mitigate the risk of infections.
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By Roxanna E. Hammett | March 26, 2020
Although estate planning attorneys cannot be expected to be physicians capable of diagnosing medical conditions, they do need to look for signs of diminished capacity among older clients.
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By Robert Storace | February 19, 2020
Connecticut legislators will discuss an aid-in-dying bill this year, as proponent and opponents draw battle lines, and brace for litigation.
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By Daniel G. Fish | February 13, 2020
In a significant and constructive development, the New York State Department of Health (DOH) has confirmed that it will advise local Medicaid districts to no longer impose a restrictive Medicaid position that unnecessarily forced seniors into nursing homes. Daniel G. Fish discusses in this edition of his Elder Law column.
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By Tara Anne Pleat, Chair, Elder Law and Special Needs Section | January 24, 2020
Tara Anne Pleat, Chair of the NYSBA Elder Law and Special Needs Section, discusses the importance of delineating those who are qualified to provide advice in this arena in order to protect the public interest and to protect the integrity of the legal profession.
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