Volume 10     Number 2     2002    

 ARTICLES

The Growing Prominence of Independent Living and Consumer Direction as Principles in Long-term Care: A Content Analysis and Implications for Elderly People with Disabilities

• Andrew I. Batavia, J.D., M.S.
  

What Mom Would Have Wanted: Lessons Learned from an Elder Law Clinic About Achieving Clients' Estate-Planning Goals

• Marla Lyn Mitchell-Cichon
  

NOTES

An Analysis of the Convention on the International Protection of Adults

• Aimee R. Fagan
  

Weakening Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act: The Buckhannon Decision and Other Developments Limiting Private Enforcement

• Michael W. Kelly

Helping Them Rest in Peace: Confronting the Hidden Crisis Facing Aging Parents of Disabled Children

• Luana Olivas
  

You Can Bet Your Life on It! Regulating Senior Settlements to Be a Financial Alternative for the Elderly

• Jessica Maria Perez
  

ESSAY

Civil Rights and Long-Term Care: Advocacy in the Wake of Olmstead v. L.C. ex rel. Zimring

• Harriet McBryde Johnson
• Lesly Bowers