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Attorney John Dalli delivered a captivating presentation on elder abuse and neglect cases under the New York State Public Health Law at the recent New York State Bar Association (NYSBA) Elder Law and Special Needs Section Summer Meeting in Montreal. His insightful address provided valuable information for legal professionals and advocates working in the field of elder law.
Dalli, a renowned expert in elder abuse and neglect cases, emphasized the critical importance of understanding the New York State Public Health Law in the context of elder abuse litigation. He explained how this law provides a framework for legal action against nursing homes and other long-term care facilities that fail to adequately protect and care for their elderly residents.
In a LinkedIn post, Dalli expressed his gratitude to Section Chair Britt Burner and the Elder Law and Special Needs Section of the NYSBA for organizing the summer meeting and providing a platform for valuable discussions. He also commended the other speakers for their insightful contributions.
Dalli’s presentation at the NYSBA Summer Meeting was a valuable contribution to the field of elder law. By providing a clear understanding of the New York State Public Health Law and its application to elder abuse and neglect cases, Dalli empowered attorneys to advocate effectively for the rights of the elderly and to hold accountable those who have harmed them.
