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Determining Capacity in Seniors and the Disabled through “Observational” Assessment

Decision-making capacity involves four (4) key abilities: the ability to understand information relevant to a decision, to retain the information relevant to the...
•May 19, 2014••No comments
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New ABA Ethics Opinion: Lawyers May Review Jurors’ Online Public Information, But Private Social Media is Off Limits

Trial lawyers must know where the ethical line is drawn between properly investigating jurors and improperly communicating with them. In today’s Internet-saturated world,...
•May 16, 2014••No comments
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Using Flawed Reasoning, NJ Medicaid Denies Benefits To A Wartime Veteran’s Widow By Incorrectly Counting VA Pension As Income

Although the petitioner in this case, A.G., succeeded in obtaining Medicaid benefits after filing a complaint in federal court (which I’ve blogged about...
•May 14, 2014••No comments
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12 Things You May Not Know About The Affordable Care Act

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is an historic effort by the government to extend medical insurance coverage to all Americans, increase the quality...
•May 4, 2014••No comments
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Payments Made By Medicaid Applicant To Family Member Under Care Agreement Were Uncompensated Transfers, Subject to Penalty Period

A New Jersey appeals court held that payments made by a Medicaid applicant to her daughter pursuant to a written care agreement under...
•May 1, 2014••No comments
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