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The “Mere Possibility” Of An Attorney Conflict Of Interest May Be Sufficient To Establish An Ethical Breach

New Jersey estate planning attorneys were again reminded of the conflict of interest minefield they face in In Re Buscavage, N.J. App. Div....
•September 11, 2010••No comments
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My Latest Article, Entitled “Client Capacity – Assessment and Advocacy,” Published In The New Jersey Lawyer Magazine

Lawyers who regularly deal with elderly and disabled clients like I do often confront the issue of client capacity. Under our professional rules,...
•September 2, 2010••No comments
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Arbitration Agreements In New Jersey Nursing Home Contracts Are Enforceable, But Some Provisions Are Voidable For “Substantive Unconscionability.”

In an August 10, 2010 opinion that was approved for publication, the New Jersey Appellate Division addressed the Federal Arbitration Act (“FAA”) and...
•September 1, 2010••No comments
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My Latest Article Published In the New Jersey Foundation For Aging – Renaissance Magazine

The New Jersey Foundation for Aging was founded in 1998 to improve the quality of life of New Jersey’s older residents. The Foundation...
•August 17, 2010••No comments
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Federal Court In Connecticut Holds That The Income Stream from An Annuity Is Not An Asset for Medicaid Eligibility Purposes

In Lopes v. Starkowski (U.S. Dist. Ct., Dist. Conn., No. 3:10-CV-307, August 11, 2010), the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut...
•August 16, 2010••No comments
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