Month: November 2018

By Rachel Csutoros, Elder & Disability Law Clinic Student, Fall 2018 Many people choose the to enter the legal profession to help people and further the public good. However, there are aspects of the profession that quickly destroy this admirable aspiration. I am learning this lesson during my semester in the Elder and Disability Law Clinic. This […]

By Jacquelyn Miner, Elder & Disability Law Clinic Student, Fall 2018 In the clinic, we often hear from clients who know that they are facing the impending “doom” of being placed in a nursing facility for care. This seems like an ill fate for many reasons including the loss of autonomy, concerns about the quality of care, […]