SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ELDER LAW MATERIALS
Compiled by Sally Curtis AsKew
Reference/Public Services Librarian
University of Georgia School of Law Library
December 1998
INTRODUCTION
This bibliography updates some of the materials contained in an earlier bibliography AGerontology and the Law: A Selected Bibliography.@ The original bibliography appears in 73 Law Library Journal 255 (1980); updates appear in 56 Southern California Law Review 289 (1982), 57 Southern California Law Review 631 (1984), 60 Southern California Law Review 897 (1987), 64 Southern California Law Review 1675 (1991), and 69 Southern California Law Review 287 (1995). The range of materials included in those bibliographies was very broad and provides an excellent overview of the materials related to Elder Law some of which were published through early 1995. The materials included in this bibliography only include those published since the 1995 update with the exception of some books owned by the University of Georgia Law Library which were originally published at an earlier date. The persons preparing the earlier bibliography graciously gave me permission to use their outline for consistency in this update.
The articles included cover only substantive articles and symposia from law journals and law reviews, not bar association materials, continuing legal education materials, or materials from the other social sciences. The resources used in the preparation of this bibliography included GAVEL, LegalTrac, Index to Legal Periodicals, WorldCat, and Current Publications in Legal and Related Fields.
There is another good bibliography entitled Elder Law: A Guide to Key Resources by Susan J. Hemp & Cheryl Rae Nyberg at 3 Elder Law Journal 1 (1995). It has books, periodicals, databases, electronic discussion groups, organizations, and United States government agencies. Other bibliographies are listed with the General Works on Law and Aging in the first section of this bibliography.
Several good sites on the Internet have been developed in recent years. The Washburn Law Library maintains an excellent site with links to other organizations: http://www.lawlib.wuacc.edu/washlaw/subject/elder.html. Another good site is the one maintained by the National Senior Citizens Law Center: http://www.nsclc.org.
Citations to periodicals in this bibliography are done in generally accepted legal form with the volume number first followed by the name of the periodical, page number, and year. Rather than using abbreviations, the full name of the periodical is spelled out. In cases where each issue begins with page 1, the issue number is placed in parentheses following the volume number. Call numbers are given at the end of each citation for materials owned by this library.
The entire table of contents from the earlier bibliographies is reprinted here. Where there are no citations for one of the subsections, it is followed by a N/A in the Table of Contents and omitted from the body of the bibliography.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. GENERAL WORKS ON LAW AND AGING
II. INCOME MAINTENANCE AND EMPLOYMENT
Books and ReportsN/A
B. ESTATE AND FINANCIAL PLANNING
Books and ReportsN/A
C. EMPLOYER-SPONSORED PENSIONS / RETIREMENT PLANNING
Books and ReportsN/A
D. SOCIAL SECURITY / PUBLIC PENSIONS
Books and ReportsN/A
F. AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT
1. GENERAL WORKS / MISCELLANYBooks and ReportsN/A
2. MANDATORY RETIREMENTN/A
Books and Reports
Articles
3. EMPLOYEE BENEFITS AND AGE DISCRIMINATIONN/A
Books and Reports
Articles
4. ARBITRATING CLAIMS UNDER THE ADEAN/A
Articles
A. GENERAL WORKS / MISCELLANYN/A
Books and Reports
Articles
1. GENERAL WORKS / MISCELLANYN/A
Books and Reports
Articles
C. LONG TERM CARE / NURSING HOMES
Books and ReportsN/A
Books and ReportsN/A
IV. SELF-DETERMINATION OF THE ELDERLY
B. COMPETENCY/CAPACITY FOR DECISION MAKING
C. INFORMED CONSENTN/A
Books and Reports
Articles
D. RIGHT TO DIE / DECISIONS ABOUT DYING
2. PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE / EUTHANASIA
Books and ReportsN/A
3. LIVING WILLS / ADVANCE DIRECTIVES
Books and ReportsN/A
Books and ReportsN/A
Books and ReportsN/A
Books and ReportsN/A
B. LEGAL SERVICESN/A
Books and Reports
Articles
Books and ReportsN/A
D. SERVICES UNDER THE OLDER AMERICANS ACTN/A
Books and Reports
Articles
Books and ReportsN/A
B. AGEISM / DISCRIMINATION IN SOCIETY
Books and ReportsN/A
C. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE DISABLED ELDERLYN/A
Books and Reports
Articles
D. INTERGENERATIONAL CONFLICTN/A
Books and Reports
Articles
Books and ReportsN/A
F. VICTIMIZATION OF THE ELDERLY
Books and ReportsN/A
Books and ReportsN/A
Books and ReportsN/A
VII. ELDER PRACTICE (REPRESENTING THE ELDERLY)
I. GENERAL WORKS ON LAW AND AGING
The American Bar Association Legal Guide for Older Americans. American Bar Association, distributed by Random House, Inc. 1997.
Barros, Georgia M. Aging, the Individual and Society. 6th Ed. St. Paul: West Publishing Co. 1996. (The Main Library at UGA has this book. HQ1061. B37 1996. (5th Floor))
The Basics of Elder Law. National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. 1997.
Brown, Robert N. with Legal Counsel for the Elderly. The Rights of Older Persons. An American Civil Liberties Union Handbook. 2nd Ed. Carbondale, IL: Southern Illinois Press. 1989. KF390.A4 B76 1989.
Crosby, Ellie et al. Georgia Elder Law: Taking Control of the Planning Process. Eu Claire, WI: National Business Institute. 1997.
Krauskopf, Joan M. Advocacy for the Aging. St. Paul: West Publishing Co. 1983. KF390.A4 K7 1983.
Krauskopf, Joan M. et al. Elderlaw: Advocacy for the Aging. 2nd Ed. 2 v. St. Paul: West Publishing Co. 1993. KF390.A4 E52 1993.
Margolis, Harry S., Gen. Ed. The Elder Law Portfolio Series. 1 v.(looseleaf). Boston: Little, Brown Co. (Each portfolio has distinctive title and author.) KF390.A4 E525.
Posner, Richard. Aging and Old Age. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 1995.
Schilling, Dana. The Elements of Elder Law: Citation Research Manual. Has short text plus 2 videocassettes. Published by the author. 1993.
Schwartz, Ronald J. Law and Aging: Essentials of Elder Law. Dallas: Pearson Publications Co. 1998.
Social Gerontology: An Multidisciplinary Perspective. Boston: Allyn & Bacon. 1999.
Strauss, Peter J., Gen. Ed. Aging and the Law. Chicago: Commerce Clearing House, Inc. 1990. KF390.A4 S75 1990.
Strauss, Peter J. & Nancy M. Lederman. Elder Law Handbook: A Legal and Financial Guide for Caregivers and Seniors. Thorndike, Me.: G.K. Hall. 1997. ON ORDER.
ABA Resources on Elder Law. 15(2) Compleat Lawyer 46 (1998). KF300.A1 C65.
Doremus, Mark E. Wisconsin=s Elderlinks Initiative: Using Technology to Provide Legal Services to Older Persons. 32 Wake Forest Law Review 545 (1997). K27.A36.
Eisner, Robert. Sock The Elderly, Help Them: Old Age Is Hard Enough. 5 Elder Law Journal 181 (1997). K5.L34.
Elder Law: Special Issue. 44 University of Kansas Law Review 707 (1996). K25.N64
Elder Law Symposium. 26 Stetson Law Review 481 (1996). K23.T4.
An Elder Law Symposium: Contemporary Issues for a Golden-Aged Society. 19 Nova Law Review. 459 (1995). K14.083.
Elder Law Symposium. 32 Wake Forest Law Review. 239 (1997). K27.A36.
Feldman, Marc. Political Lessons: Legal Services for the Poor. 83 Georgetown Law Journal 1529 (1995). K7.E5.
Halpern, Barry D. & Thea F. Silverstein. Ethical Considerations in Elder Care. 44 University of Kansas Law Review 783 (1996). K25.N64.
Kolasa, Monica. AARP=s Legal Services Network: Expanding Legal Services to the Middle Class. 32 Wake Forest Law Review 503 (1997). K27.A36.
Korzec, Rebecca. A Feminist View of American Elder Law. 28 University of Toledo Law Review 605 (1997). K25.N75.
Levit, Nancy. Eldercare Annotated Bibliography, 1988 - 94. 12 Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers 124 (1994). K5.L34.
Longhan, Patrick E. The Law and Economics of Aging and the Aged. 26 Stetson Law Review 667 (1996). K23.T4.
Nicolet, Michelle. Elder Law Resources on the Internet. 31 Clearinghouse Review 271 (1997). KF336.A3C45.
Pohl, Amelia E. Introduction: What is Elder Law Anyway? 19 Nova Law Review 459 (1995). K14.O83.
Simon, Paul. Seniors and Minorities in America. 6 Elder Law Journal 153. K5.L34.
Toups, Mary Pat. A Guide to Elder Law: The Newest Specialty. 23 Western State Law Review 101 (1995). K27.E8594.
Whitton, Linda S. Re-Examining Elder Law Practices: Reflections on Ageism. 12 (Jan.) Probate & Property 8 (1998). KF765.A15 P732.
Wood, Molly M. Changing with the Times: The KU Elder Law Clinic and the Kansas Elder Law Network. 44 University of Kansas Law Review 707 (1996). K25.N64.
II. INCOME MAINTENANCE AND EMPLOYMENT
Cutler, Laurence J. & Robert J. Durst, II. Life Insurance as a Security Vehicle in Dissolution Cases. 12 Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers 155 (1994). KF501.A3 J68.
Kelley, Christopher T. Uncertainty in the Golden Years: The Growing Demands Upon the American Retirement Security System. 2 Elder Law Journal 225 (1994). K5.L34.
Smith, David A. Valuation of Real Estate Partnership Interests for Non-Transactional Purposes. 12 Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers 175 (1994). KF501.A3 J68.
B. ESTATE AND FINANCIAL PLANNING
Barrett, Cynthia L. Advising the Elder Client: Trusts and Medicaid Eligibility. 43 Practical Lawyer 7:57. KF300.A1 P73.
Bauman, Timothy R. Family Limited Partnerships, Trusts, or Limited Liability Corporations: Which Should the Elderly Choose? 3 Elder Law Journal 111 (1995). K5.L34.
Benson, James C. & Russell Austin. The Impact of Advance Medical Directives on Distribution of Estate Assets under the Simultaneous Death Act. 5 Elder Law Journal 1. K5.L34.
Johns, Frank. Fickett=s Thicket: The Lawyer=s Expanding Fiduciary and Ethical Boundaries When Serving Older Americans of Moderate Wealth. 32 Wake Forest Law Review 445 (1997). K27.A36.
Klein, Donna G. Reverse Mortgages. 15(2) Compleat Lawyer 46 (1998).
Reilly, Jean. Reverse Mortgages: Backing into the Future. 5 Elder Law Journal 17. K5.L34
Sawyer, Carolyn H. Reverse Mortgages: An Innovative Tool for Elder Law Attorneys. 26 Stetson Law Review 617 (1996). K23.T4.
C. EMPLOYER-SPONSORED PENSIONS / RETIREMENT PLANNING
Moseley-Braun, Carol. Women=s Retirement Security. 4 Elder Law Journal 493 (1996). K5.L34.
Uylaki, Jill L. Promises Made, Promises Broken: Securing Defined Benefit Pension Plan Income in the Wake of Employer Bankruptcy: Should We Rethink Priority Status for the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation? 6 Elder Law Journal 77. K5.L34.
D. SOCIAL SECURITY / PUBLIC PENSIONS
Samuels, Barbara. Representing the Elderly Client of Modest Means with Social Security/SSI Claims. New York: Practicing Law Institute. 1998.
Chalstom, Ann C. Collecting Attorney=s Fees in Social Security Disputes: Procedures, Analysis, and Retroactive Application of Equal Access to Justice Act Timing Requirements. 5 Elder Law Journal 117 (1997). K5.L34.
Ginsberg, Deborah I. Preventing Social Security Overpayments to Older Claimants. 3 Elder Law Journal 275 (1995). K5.L34.
Kaplan, Richard A. Top Ten Myths of Social Security. 3 Elder Law Journal 191 (1995). K5.L34.
Miller, Jon G. Is Your Client=s Government Pension Safe?: Making the Case for Federal Regulation. 2 Elder Law Journal 121 (1994). K5.L34.
Wade, Rebecca E. Perrine. The Face of Social Security in the Twenty-First Century: An Analysis of the Reform Proposals Offered by the Social Security Advisory Council. 6 Elder Law Journal 115 (1996). K5.L34.
Messinger, Robert F. The Golden State v. The Silver State or Taxation of Nonresidents= Pension Income. 2 Elder Law Journal 97 (1994). K5.L34.
Richmond, Gail Levin. Taxes and the Elderly: An Introduction. 19 Nova Law Review 587 (1995). K14.O83.
F. AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT
Glennen, Molly. Annotated Bibliography: Age Discrimination and Early Retirement. 44 University of Kansas Law Review 807 (1996). K25.N64.
Hood, Constance Kleiner. Age Discrimination in Employment and the Americans with Disabilities Act: AA Second Bite at the Apple. 6 Elder Law Journal 1 (1998). K5.L34.
Kuperstein, Peter. Elder LawBThe Unprotective ADEA: Disparate Impact Theory Inapplicable to the ADEABEllis v. United Airlines, Inc. 30 Suffolk University Law Review 1253. K23.U44.
Lane, Nancy L. After Price Waterhouse and the Civil Rights Act of 1991: Providing Attorney=s Fees to Plaintiffs in Mixed Motive Age Discrimination Cases. 3 Elder Law Journal 341 (1995). K5.L34.
Minda, Gary. Aging Workers in the Postindustrial Era. 26 Stetson Law Review 561 (1996). K23.T4.
Pontz, Evan H. What a Difference ADEA Makes: Why Disparate Impact Theory Should Not Apply to the Age Discrimination in Employment Act. 74 North Carolina Law Review 267 (1995). K14.O694.
Sweeney, Brendan. ADownsizing@ the Age Discrimination in Employment Act@ The Availability of Disparate Impact Liability. 41 Villanova Law Review 1527 (1996). K26.I56.
Accessing, Financing, Denying Health Care: The Evolving Challenge for the Elder Law Attorney. 1996. National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
French, Kyle G. The Elderly and the Discriminatory Use of Genetic Information. 5 Elder Law Journal 147 (1997). K5.L34.
Hedges, Jeffrey. The Anabolic Steroids Act: Bad Medicine for the Elderly. 5 Elder Law Journal 293 (1997). K5.L34.
Kapp, Marshall B. De Facto Health-Care Rationing by Age. 19 Journal of Legal Medicine 323 (1998). KF3821.A15 J68.
Klein, Donna G. Health Law and the Elderly Client. 15 Compleat Lawyer 2:23 (1998). KF300.A1 C65.
Moroney, Francis X. Health Law. 14 Compleat Lawyer 1:38 (1997). KF300.A1 C65.
Baker, Joe. Medicare: Nuts and Bolts. New York: Practicing Law Institute. 1998.
Baker, Joe. Medicare HMOs and the Medicare+Choice Program. New York: Practicing Law Institute. 1998.
Collins, Barbara J. Medicaid 1998. New York: Practicing Law Institute. 1998.
Jimenez, Carol S. Medicare HMOS: A Consumer Perspective. 26 Seton Hall Law Review 1195 (1996). K23.E836.
Mayo, Pi-Yi. Medicare Health Maintenance Organizations. 39 South Texas Law Review 25. K23.O74.
Torch, Louis D. Spousal Impoverishment or Enrichment: An Asess of Asset and Income Transfers by Medicaid Applicants. 4 Elder Law Journal 459 (1996).
Visocan, Karen. Recent Changes in Medicare Managed Care: A Step Backwards for Consumers?. 6 Elder Law Journal 31. K5.L34.
Ziegler, Jon M. The State Giveth and the State Taketh Away: In Pursuit of a Practical Approach to Medicaid Estate Recovery. 5 Elder Law Journal 359. K5.L34
C. LONG TERM CARE / NURSING HOMES
Gorn, Susan. How to Help Your Client Select a Nursing Home: An Overview of the Nursing Home Admission Process. LRP Publications. 1994.
Barnes, Allison. The Policy and Politics of Community-Bases Long-Term Care. 19 Nova Law Review 487 (1995). K14.O83.
Crotts, Troy J. & Daniel A. Martinez. The Nursing Home Residents= Rights ActBA Good Idea Gone Bad! 26 Stetson Law Review 599 (1996). K23.T4.
Braun, Julie. Legal Aspects of Physical Restraint Use in Nursing Homes. 10(3) Health Lawyer 10 (1998).
Symposium: Long-Term Care for the Elderly. 1 Quinnipiac Health Law Journal (1997). ON ORDER.
Kapp, Marshall B. Enhancing Autonomy and Choice in Selecting and Directing Long-Term Care Services. 4 Elder Law Journal 55 (1996). K5.L34.
Kapp, Marshall B. Taking a Long Term View of Long-Term Care: >Right=Sizing terms of the Discussion. 1 Quinnipiac Health Law Journal (1997). ON ORDER.
Murphy, Patrick T. Fighting for Fairness: Keeping Public Wards in the Community and out of Nursing Homes. 4 Elder Law Journal 499 (1996). K5.L34.
O=Neill, Rebecca J. Surrogate Health Care Decision for Adults in IllinoisBAnswers to the Legal Questions that Health Care Providers face on a Daily Basis. 29 Loyola University of Chicago Law Journal 411. K12.O88.
Rein, Jan Ellen. Misinformation and Self-Deception in Recent Long-Term Care Policy Trends. 12 Journal of Law & Policy 195 (1996). K487.P65 A155.
Smith, George P. II. Patient Dumping: Implications for the Elderly. 6 Elder Law Journal 165 (1998). K5.L34.
Bohlman, Erick J. Financing Strategies: Long-Term Care for the Elderly. 2 Elder Law Journal 167 (1994). K5.L34.
Christopher, A. Mark. New Law Provides Ways to Reduce Tax Burdens Relating to Long-Term Care Expenses. 86 Journal of Taxation 20 (1997). KF6272.J75.
Guttchen, David J. The Connecticut Partnership for Long-Term Care: A Public/Private Partnership to Finance Long-Term Care. 1 Quinnipiac Health Law Journal 155 (1997). ON ORDER.
Hubbard, Kenneth. The Medicaid Cost Crisis: Are There Solutions to the Financial Problems Facing Middle-Class Americans Who Require Long-Term Health Care? 43 Cleveland State Law Review 627 (1995). K3.L48.
Jacobson, Robin M. Americana Healthcare Center v. Randall: The Renaissance of Filial Responsibility. 40 South Dakota Law Review 518 (1995). K23.O735.
Margolis, Harry S. A Proposal for Reform of Medicaid Rules Governing Coverage of Nursing Home Care. 9 Stanford Law & Policy Review 303 (1998). K23.T28.
Reich, Kristin A. Long-Term Care Financing CrisisBRecent Federal and State Efforts to Deter Asset Transfers as a Means to Gain Medicaid Eligibility. 74 North Dakota Law Review 383. K14.O66.
Johnson, Nancy L. & Katherine Ryan Sullivan. Long-Term Care Financing: Federal Policy Implications, Actions, and Options. 1 Quinnipiac Health Law Journal 139 (1997).
Pasaba, Janice Cooper & Alison Barnes. Public-Private Partnerships and Long-Term Care: Time for a Re-examination. 26 Stetson Law Review 529 (1996). K23.T4.
Trombley, Michael J. Baker Acting the Elderly. 19 Nova Law Review 667 (1995). K14.O83.
IV. SELF-DETERMINATION OF THE ELDERLY
Books and Reports
Smyer, Michael, Ed. Older Adults= Decision-Making and the Law. New York: Springer Publishing Company. 1996.
Sacks, Debra. Legal Aspects of Adult Protective Services. New York: Practicing Law Institute. 1998.
Holmes, Christy. Surrogate Decisionmaking in the 90's: Learning to Respect Our Elders. 28 University of Toledo Law Review 605 (1997). K25.N75.
Klein, Jennifer L. Elderly Drivers: The Need for Tailored License Renewal Procedures. 3 Elder Law Journal 309 (1995). K5.L34.
B. COMPETENCY/CAPACITY FOR DECISION MAKING
Schuster, Michael. Representing Older Persons with Diminished CapacityBEthical Considerations. New York: Practicing Law Institute. 1998.
Gorman, Warren F. Testamentary Capacity in Alzheimer=s Disease. 4 Elder Law Journal 225 (1996). K5.L34.
Levitt, Marilyn. The Elderly Questionably Competent Client Dilemma: Determining Competency and Dealing with the Incompetent. 1 Journal of Health Care Law & Policy 202 (1996). K10.O865.
Rein, Jan Ellen. Ethics and the Questionably Competent Client: What the Model Rules Say and Don=t Say. 9 Stanford Law & Policy Review 241 (1998). K23.T28.
D. RIGHT TO DIE / DECISIONS ABOUT DYING
Walters, James. W., Ed. Choosing Who=s to Live: Ethics and Aging. Baltimore: University of Illinois Press. 1996.
Middleditch, Leigh B. Jr. & Joel H. Trotter. The Right to Live. 5 Elder Law Journal 395. K5.L34.
2. PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE / EUTHANASIA
Graham, Kathy T. Last Rites: Oregon=s New Death with Dignity Act. 31 Willamette Law Review 601 (1995). K27.I4.
Harris, Leslie Joan. Semantics and Policy in Physician-Assisted Death: Piercing the Verbal Veil. 5 Elder Law Journal 251. K5.L34.
McGonnigal, Michael. This Is Who Will Die When Doctors Are Allowed to Kill Their Patients. 31 John Marshall Law Review 95. K10.O34.
Scoles, Eugene F. Acceleration of Death of the Terminally Ill with Physician Assistance. 5 Elder Law Journal 213 (1997). K5.L34.
Sutherland, D. Dixon. Last Rights? Confronting Physician-Assisted Suicide in Law and Society: Legal Liturgies on Physician-Assisted Suicide. 26 Stetson Law Review 481 (1996). K23.T4.
Tarnow, William J. Recognizing a Fundamental Liberty Interest Protecting the Right to Die: An Analysis of Statutes Which Criminalize or Legalize Physician-Assisted Suicide. 4 Elder Law Journal 407 (1996). k5.l34.
3. LIVING WILLS / ADVANCE DIRECTIVES
Bowers, Vickie Joiner. Advance Directives: Peace of Mind or False Security? 26 Stetson Law Review 677 (1996). K34.T4.
Lieberson, Alan D. Commentary: Advance DirectivesB1998: A Medical View. 12 Quinnipiac Probate Law Journal 383 (1998). KFC3744.A15 C55.
Dolan, Lenise. Guardianship Law Materials. New York: Practicing Law Institute. 1997.
Andrews, Mark. D. The Elderly in Guardianship: A Crisis of Constitutional Proportions. 5 Elder Law Journal 75 (1997). K5.L34.
Bowers, Vicki Joiner. Guardianship Folly: The Misgovernment of Parens Patriae and the Forecast of its Crumbling Linkage to Unprotected Older Americans in the Twenty-First CenturyBa March of Folly? Or Just a Mask of Virtual Reality? 27 Stetson Law Review 1 (1997). K23.T4.
Fliegelman, Hal. Giving Guardians the Power to Do Medicaid Planning. 32 Wake Forest Law Review 341 (1997). K27.A36.
Gary, Susan N. Mediation and the Elderly: Using Mediation to Resolve Probate Issues over Guardianship and Inheritance. 32 Wake Forest Law Review 397 (1997). K27.A36.
Hannaford, Paula L. & Thomas L. Hafemeister. The National Probate Court Standards: The Role of the Courts in Guardianship and Conservatorship Proceedings. 2 Elder Law Journal 147 (1994). K5.L34.
Hurme, Sally Balch. Current Trends in Guardianship Reform. 7 Maryland Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues 143 (1995-96). K13.A73.
Leary, Jamie L. A Review of Two Recently Reformed Guardianship Statutes: Balancing the Need to Protect Individuals Who Cannot Protect Themselves Against the Need to Guard Individual Autonomy. 5 Virginia Journal of Social Policy & Law 245. K26.I68.
Roca, Robert & Thomas Finucane. Physicians and Guardianship: A Brief Commentary. 7 Maryland Journal of Contemporary Legal Issues 239 (1995-96). K13.A73.
Dessin, Carolyn L. Acting as Agent Under a Financial Durable Power of Attorney: An Unscripted Role. 75 Nebraska Law Review 574 (1996). K14.E25.
Lapping, Hans A. License to Steal: Implied Gift-Giving Authority and Powers of Attorney. 4 Elder Law Journal 143 (1996). K5.L34.
Sturgul, Paul L. Financial Durable Powers of Attorney: A Primer. 41 (No.5) Practical Lawyer 21 (1995). KF300.A1 P73.
Whitton, Linda S. Durable Powers as a Hedge Against Guardianship: Should the Attorney-at-Law Accept Appointment as Attorney-in-Fact? 2 Elder Law Journal 39 (1994). K5.L34.
Frank, Judith A. Preneed Funeral Plans: The Case for Uniformity. 4 Elder Law Journal 1 (1996). K5.L34.
Sabatine, Charles P. & Dr. Simi Litvak. Liability Issues Affecting Consumer-Directed Personal Assistance ServicesBReport and Recommendations. 4 Elder Law Journal 247 (1996).
Frolik, Lawrence A. The Special Housing Needs of Older Persons: An Essay. 26 Stetson Law Review 647 (1996). K23.T4.
Francis, Leslie Pickering. Elderly Immigrants: What Should They Expect of the Social Safety Net? 5 Elder Law Journal 229. K5.L34.
B. AGEISM / DISCRIMINATION IN SOCIETY
Whitton, Linda S. Ageism: Paternalism and Prejudice. 46 DePaul Law Review 453 (1997). K4.E6.
Brinig, Margaret F. The Family Franchise: Elderly Parents and Adult Siblings. 1996 Utah Law Review 393 (1996). K25.T34.
David-Galbraith, Christine. AGrandma, Grandpa, Where are You? Putting the Focus of Grandparent Visitation Statutes on the Best Interests of the Child. 3 Elder Law Journal 143 (1995). K5.L34.
Greene, Cynthia L. Grandparents= Visitation Rights: Is the Tide Turning? 12 Journal of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers 51 (1994). KF501.A3 J68.
Narayanan, Usha. The Government=s Role in Fostering the Relationship between Adult Children and their Elder Parents: From Filial Responsibility Laws to . . . What?, A Cross-Cultural Perspective. 4 Elder Law Journal 369 (1996). K5.L34.
Rudasill, Mary C. Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: Problems and Policy from an Illinois Perspective. 3 Elder Law Journal 215 (1995). K5.L34.
Symposium: Should the Family Be Represented as an Entity. 22 Seattle University Law Review 1 (1998). K25.N724.
F. VICTIMIZATION OF THE ELDERLY
Nicholson, Lori A. Hedonic Damages in Wrongful Death and Survival Actions: The Impact of Alzheimer=s Disease. 2 Elder Law Journal 249 (1994). K5.L34.
O=Neill, Rebecca J. A Call for A Functional Multidisciplinary Approach to Intervention in Cases of Elder Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation: One Legal Clinic=s Experience. 5 Elder Law Journal 195 (1997). K5.L34
Weitzel, Nomiki B. Elder Abuse Originating in the Institutional Setting. 74 North Dakota Law Review 313 (1998). K14.O699.
Articles
Hemp, Susan J. The Right to a Remedy: When Should an Abused Nursing Home Resident Sue? 2 Elder Law Journal 195 (1994). K4.L34.
Kramer, Tracy L. Section 784.08 of the Florida Statutes: A Necessary Tool to Combat Elder Abuse and Victimization. 19 Nova Law Review 735 (1995). K14.O83.
Polinsky, Robert A. Criminalizing Physical and Emotional Elder Abuse. 3 Elder Law Journal 377 (1995). K4.L34.
Velick, Molly Dickinson. Mandatory Reporting Statutes: A Necessary Yet underutilized Response to Elder Abuse. 3 Elder Law Journal 165 (1995). K5.L34.
Debler, Nancy Neveloff. The Collision of Confinement and Care: End-of-Life Care in Prisons and Jails. 26 Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics 149 (1998). RA1001.L29.
Long, Thomas A. The Federal Sentencing Guidelines and Elderly Offenders: Walking a Tightrope between Uniformity and Discretion (and Slipping). 2 Elder Law Journal 69 (1994). K5.L34.
Murch, Trent M. Revamping the Phantom Protections for the Vulnerable Elderly: Section 3A1.1(B), New Hope for Old Victims. 6 Elder Law Journal 49 (1998). K5.L34.
Ornduff, Jason S. Releasing the Elderly Inmate: A Solution to Prison Overcrowding. 4 Elder Law Journal 173 (1996). K5.L34.
Pertierrra, Christian J. Do The Crime, Do The Time: Should Elderly Criminals Receive Proportionate Sentences. 19 Nova Law Review 793 (1995). K14.O83.
VII. ELDER PRACTICE (REPRESENTING THE ELDERLY)
Barnes, Alison et al. Counseling Older Clients. Philadelphia: American Law Institute-American Bar Association. 1997.
The Complete Elder Law Lawyer. Issued Monthly. Colorado Springs: Shepard=s/McGraw Hill, Inc.
Frolik, Lawrence A. & Melissa C. Brown. Advising the Elderly or Disabled Client. Boston: Warren, Gorham & Lamont. 1992. KF390.A4 F75 1992.
Burke, Walter T. Avoiding Pitfalls When Counseling the Elderly. 15(2) Complete Lawyer 13 (1998). KF300.A1C65.
Kruse, Clifton B., Jr. The Elder Law Attorney: Working with Grief. 3 Elder Law Journal 99 (1995). K5.L34.
McNeal, Mary Helen. Redefining Attorney-Client Roles: Unbundling and Moderate-Income Elderly Clients. 32 Wake Forest Law Review 295 (1997). K27.A36.
Morgan, Rebecca C. Representing the Client Who Is Older in the Law Office and in the Courtroom. 2 Elder Law Journal 1 (1994). K5.L34.
O'Sullivan, Joan L. et al. Ethical Decisionmaking and Ethics Instruction in Clinical Law Practice. 3 Clinical Law Review 109 (1996). K3.L56.
Rose, Jennifer J. Day-Old Lawyers and Used Clients. 15(2) Compleat Lawyer 4 (1998). KF300.A1C65.
Stewart, Lisa et al. The Interdisciplinary Team Focus: A Strategy for Developing a Successful Practice of Elder Law. 19 Nova Law Review 647 (1995). K14.O83.
Trubek, Louise G. The Worst of Times . . . And the Best of Times Lawyering for Poor Clients Today. 22 Fordham Urban Law Journal 1123 (1995). K6.O73.