Wake Forest Elder Law clinic newsletter now available online

Get it here:  http://law.wfu.edu/clinics/elder/documents/2009Fal-E-clinicnews-final-web.pdf

Highlight:  Clinical Professor Kate Mewhinney was invited to join the research faculty of the J. Paul Sticht Center on Aging. The Sticht Center, where the Elder Law Clinic is located, is part of Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center. Also, she recently gave these presentations:

• “Doing the Right Thing: Perspectives on Ethics and Professionalism from the MultidisciplinaryTeam,” (plenary panel) — Conference on Interdisciplinary Collaborative Education Partnerships Between Law Schools and the Health Professions , September 2009, Atlanta.

• “Guardianship and Probate Mediation Before the Clerk of Court,” 30th Annual Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law Program, N.C. Bar Association Estate Planning and Fiduciary Law Section, July 2009, Kiawah Island, South Carolina.

Professor Mewhinney’s article, “May I Introduce You to Your Lawyer: How We Built the Legal
Resources We Will Need,” appeared in Experience magazine (ABA Senior Lawyers Division), Fall 2009.