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 The Senior Lawyer features substantive articles for
lawyers who are age 55 or older and is published to help with career
continuity and career changes. Articles that have appeared in past
issues include such topics as value of important papers, estate
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| Inside the Current Issue |
(Fall 2012)
A
Message from the Section Chair
Susan B. Lindenauer
A Message from the Editor
Willard
H. DaSilva
Feature Articles
A Second Season of Service—Exploring Multiple Pro Bono
Opportunities
Lynn M. Kelly
Impact
of Aging on Lives and Health: Dealing with the Realities of Aging
Monsignor Charles J. Fahey
Elder Efficacy:
What to Do and How to Do It
Robert Abrams
A Fact-Finding Process Might Be the Solution for Resolving
Your Employment Dispute
Jeffrey T. Zaino
For Your Information: Older Voters Constitute New Majority /
New Alzheimer’s Study
Advance Directive News: Topsy-Turvy Health Care Decision-Making
Ellen G. Makofsky
Ethics Matters
John Gaal
Getting the Last Word, or,
“A Good Stout Rope”
Eric W. Penzer
Data Breaches
Mary Noe
Ethical Obligations Regarding Inadvertently Transmitted E-Mail
Communications
Eric M. Hellige and Durre S. Hanif
Understanding Depression Among Older Adults
Lisa
Furst and Jacquelin Berman
The Missing Annuity
Mystery
Mark E. Sullivan
Dropping the
Ball: Legal Issues in the NFL’s Salary Cap Reductions
Thomas Grove
Assessing a Century of Ethics
Laws in New York State
Blair Horner and Russ Haven
Common Sense Suggestions to Reduce Legal Barriers Facing
New Yorkers Who Wish to Choose an Agent to Help Them in Obtaining and
Paying for Their Health Care
Albert Feuer
The Dos and Don’ts of Preparing and Supervising the
Signing of Wills for the Elderly, Impaired and Infirm
Joseph H. Gruner
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