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Aging and the Law Event to be Held in Boston
November 14, 2011 09:16pm
In Boston, from November 10th to 12th , The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) and the National Aging and Law Conference (NALC), will host the annual National Aging and Law Institute.
Scheduled to speak are numerous professionals in the elder law field, who will address topics that affect all aspects of elderly needs and rights. Specifically, the event will focus on recent scams that have targeted the elderly, specifically trying to obtain their finances and homes. Speakers and discussions will include private practice lawyers, lawmakers, advocates, and legal services lawyers.
The event will address all of these major topics while also allowing professionals from all different areas to discuss laws, regulations, and policies that shape the lives of the elderly. The institute will be geared towards professionals and helping them advise their clients.
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