A person who is thought to be unable to manage their own affairs may become the subject of a guardianship proceeding, which can result in the loss of the right to make personal or financial decisions. By Daniel G. Fish And Harvey J. Sperling Please view the full PDF and Law.com […]
NEW YORK, August, 2026 – McLaughlin & Stern LLP attorneys Steven Hyman and Oliver Chernin helped secure the preservation of Elizabeth Street Garden, bringing a successful conclusion to a years-long legal and community effort to protect the beloved Lower Manhattan green space. The dispute over Elizabeth Street Garden has a […]
In two recent California appellate decisions, courts addressed employment law issues involving volunteers and unpaid interns. Both decisions are of interest to healthcare organizations. Hospitals rely heavily on volunteers such as baby cuddlers in the NICU, patient ambassadors, story tellers, pet therapy teams and gift shop staff. Similarly, interns are […]
The case clarified that undue influence alone is not enough for guardianship. Courts require clear proof of harm or risk to the person’s safety and well-being. In this case, influence was shown, but no actual harm or danger to the person was proven. Guardianship should protect vulnerable adults from real […]