Nursing home residents have rights. While this may seem obvious, it is important to remember. One of the rights nursing home residents have is protection from eviction unless there is good cause. What if a nursing home resident needs to be treated at a hospital? Do they enjoy the same right to come back to […]
Would You Want to Know if You Were Predisposed to Alzheimer’s Disease?
Would you want to know if you were predisposed to Alzheimer’s Disease? There are certainly good reasons to say yes and no to this. Those who have seen the devastating effects the disease can have on someone close to them may say they just want to live their life without knowing if they have a […]
Should Children be Required to Visit Elderly Parents?
A recently passed law in China requires children to visit their elderly parents. The new law has created quite a buzz in the media recently, and Marshall, Parker & Weber’s own Jeff Marshall was quoted in an article by journalist Francine Russo on the TIME Magazine Health & Family Blog. China’s law goes a step […]
Attorneys Jeff Marshall and Matt Parker Named “Super Lawyers”
Marshall, Parker & Weber Attorneys Jeffrey Marshall and Matthew Parker have been recognized by Philadelphia Magazine and Law and Politics Magazine as Super Lawyers in the field of Elder Law. This is the tenth consecutive year Attorney Marshall has attained this status and the sixth year for Attorney Parker. The Super Lawyer List is published […]
Marshall Parker featured in the Progress Edition of the Lock Haven Express on March 7, 2013
Marshall, Parker & Weber had a feature story in the Lock Haven Express on March 7, 2013 as part of the paper’s annual “Progress” Edition. The theme of this year’s Progress was “Communities of Opportunity.” The article chronicled the firm’s start in Jersey Shore and how Marshall, Parker & Weber became a leader in elder […]