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Elder Law Extra, 11.11.19

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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.

  • Beshear Vows to Rescind Kentucky's Medicaid Work Requirements After Claiming Victory in Governor's Race

  • Red States Go Back to the Drawing Board As Roadblocks Derail Medicaid Work Requirements

  • IRS Updates Rules on Retirement Plan Hardship Distributions

  • Oklahoma’s Governor Considers Medicaid Block Grant

  • IRS Issues Long-Term Care Premium Deductibility Limits for 2020

  • How Much Do Medicare Beneficiaries Spend Out of Pocket on Health Care?

  • Singer James Taylor Paying Victims of Brother-in-Law, a Disbarred Trusts and Estates Partner Who Stole $2M

  • N.J. Lawyer Disbarred for Charging 88-Year-Old Widow an 'Utterly Excessive' Fee to Handle Estate

  • Blogger Who Allegedly Falsely Accused D.C. Lawyer of Elder Abuse Sued for Defamation

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