Wednesday, April 19, 2023
5:45 PM to 8:30 PM (Eastern Daylight Time)
UCONN School of Law
55 Elizabeth St., Starr Reading Room,
Hartford,
Connecticut,
United States
72 people have
already registered for this event.
- Carmine Perri
- Nicole O'Connor
- Christopher Hug
- Sandra Sherlock-White
- Theresa Madonna
- James Young
- Kathryn Guinan
- Brian Cunningham
- Beverly Streit-Kefalas
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- Jeannine Lewis
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- Lara Stauning
- Marina Beltran Llansa
- Valerie Bonifield
- Peter Cherepanov
- Kathleen Gibbons
- Eleanor Hirschman
- Stephen Kennedy
- Jillian Lecza
- Carly Leifken
- Luann Liang
- Joseph Miller
- Stephen Price
- Sabba Salebaigi
- Ian Sheldon
- Melisa Tupkusic
- Emma Woermer
- Stephanie Greer
- Peter Boorman
- Charles Norris
- Trevor White
- Michelle Beyer
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- Edward Lang
- Alexandrea Davenport
- Rachel Lang
- Alan Zitomer
- Norbert Church
- Renee Fahey
- George Coppolo
- Lynda Lee Arnold
- Dale C Roberson
- Kristen Mennillo
- Halley Allaire
- Jeanne Di Minno
- Shirley Pripstein
- Christine Tenore
- Sean Michael Peoples
- J. Thomas Vincent
- Kathleen Hayes
- Orlando Cordero
- Robin Meggers
- Steven Rubin
- Frank May
- David Sfara
- Kevin Brophy
- Deborah Tedford
- Rosanna Rogers
- Amy Orlando
- Andrew Veale
- Jeffrey Rivard
Identifying and Navigating Elder Abuse in the 21st Century
Speakers
Hon. Jeannine Lewis, Saybrook Probate Court
Hon. Charles K. Norris, Norwich Probate Court
Carmine Perri, Esq., Czepiga Daly Pope & Perri, Simsbury
Christopher Hug, Esq., Robinson+Cole, Hartford
Sandra Sherlock-White, Esq., Law Offices of Sandra Sherlock-White LLC, West Hartford
Program Description
Elder abuse is a growing problem. While it is increasingly common, elder abuse remains underreported. This presentation is designed to assist lawyers and probate judges in identifying and addressing potential elder abuse. Participants will learn about the signs, symptoms, and red flags of different types of abuse, whether physical, emotional, or financial. This program will also address the role of the attorney and possible civil remedies, both in the Probate Court and Superior Court systems. The program will also have a brief discussion of the ethical considerations probate judges and attorneys must consider when reporting abuse.
Schedule
5:45 p.m. Registration and Drinks (No cash accepted – Credit/Debit Cards Only)
6:00 p.m. Dinner
6:30 p.m. Presentation
CLE Credit
2.0 CT Credit (.25 Ethics | 1.75 General)
Cost:
Section Member - $73
Probate Judge - $73
UCONN Law Student – Free
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