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Elder Law Extra, 10.15.24: Weekly News Highlights

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Illustration of pageboy hawking newspapers.A weekly roundup of recent elder law news and practice development articles culled from news sources around the nation. Click on the headline to read the full article.

  • Iowa Leads 20 States in Lawsuit Against Biden Nursing Home Staffing Rule
  • Millions of Aging Americans Are Facing Dementia by Themselves
  • More Americans Than Ever Rely on Programs Like Social Security, Medicare: Report
  • Across Party Lines, Americans Are United in Support for Social Security and Pensions
  • COVID Liability Waiver Meant Only for Health Care Workers, Not Nursing Homes: State Supreme Court
  • Loneliness Increases Dementia Odds by 31%, Study Finds
  • Dementia and the Forever Trustee: A Case for Age Limits?
  • 5 Things Advisors Should Know About the Great Wealth Transfer
  • Future Tax Policy and Planning Strategies Hinge on 2024 Election
  • Scammers Exploit Grief With Fake Funeral Streaming on Facebook
  • Lawyer Accused of Exploiting Elderly Client Is Found Liable for $26M in Malpractice Case

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