Sunday, April 10, 2011
Two symposium issues take on elder law
Teaching Elder Law
Stetson Law Law Review, Volume 40, Number 1, Fal 2010
INTRODUCTION
Rebecca C. Morgan
Elder Law as Proactive Planning and Informed Empowerment during Extended Life
Richard L. Kaplan
Everything You Ever Needed to Know about Good Lawyering, You Can Learn from Elder Law
Linda S. Whitton
The Accidental Elder Law Professor
Kim Dayton
Ethics and Elder Law: Teaching Students to Ask the Right Questions
Roberta K. Flowers
The Human Touch: Clinical Teaching of Elder Law
Kate Mewhinney
The Lesson of the Irish Family Pub: The Elder Law Clinic Path to a More Thoughtful Practice
Katherine C. Pearson
Teaching Elder Law at the University of Hawaii—Integrating Health Law and Cultural Issues
James H. Pietsch
My Approach to Teaching Elder Law
Craig C. Reaves
A Values Approach to Teaching Elder Law
Charles P. Sabatino
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The Future of Elder Law
William Mitchell Law Review, Vol. 37, Issue 1, Fall 2010
Rebecca C. Morgan
The Future of Elder Law Practice©
Nina A. Kohn
The Lawyer’s Role in Fostering an Elder Rights Movement
Dr. Israel (Issi) Doron
Municipal Elder Law: An Exercise in Legal Futurism
Marshall B. Kapp
Older Clients with Questionable Legal Competence: Elder Law Practitioners and Treating Physicians
Kathryn Tucker
Elder Law: Counseling Clients Who Are Terminally Ill
Alfred J. Chiplin, Jr., Christine Fung, and Gilly Knox
Medicare Coverage of Power Mobility Devices: Tips and Reminders
Kristina Ebbott
A “Good Death” Defined by Law: Comparing the Legality of Aid-in-Dying Around the World
Robert A. Mead
Unpublished Opinions and Citation Prohibitions: Judicial Muddling of California’s Developing Law of Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse Committed by Health Care Providers
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