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Elder abuse claims have proliferated. In the Summer 2017 ABTL Report, Marc Poster discusses new legislation that presents potential traps for the unwary appellant when the trial court denies a motion to compel arbitration of an elder abuse case that has been granted a trial preference. Any appeal must be filed within 20 days and the opening brief filed within another 10 days. And that’s just the start of a dramatically-shortened appellate process.
To read the full story from the Summer 2017 ABTL Report, click here.
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