Health Care Decision-Making During a Crisis When Nothing Is in Writing
By David Godfrey Understanding health care decision-making in the absence of an advance health care directive will help elder and special needs law attorneys in two ways. First, people caring for an incapacitated family member without an advance directive will come to these attorneys for advice. Understanding accepted medical practice and standards of care will help attorneys advocate for families and advise them on what to expect. Second, attorneys can use this knowledge to urge all of their clients to create effective advance directives. Download a PDF of the article
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AuthorJeff Sodoma, MPA, Esq. is a lawyer based in Virginia Beach, Virginia Blog!Hello, there! Welcome to my blog. I will use this blog as a platform for my writing. I will write about topics in the legal world, certainly, as well as everything else under the sun, because I have many interests (and viewpoints). All views expressed in this blog, unless otherwise noted, are mine alone. One of my interests is music--my wife believes that I should go on "Beat Shazam" because I know so many songs--and I will be, from time to time, analyzing song lyrics and how they relate to the legal world.
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