Politics & Government
Rocky Hill Attorney Elected To Elder Law Group As President-Elect
RWC has offices in Middletown, Rocky Hill and Clinton.
Press release from RWC:
July 12, 2021
On May 21, 2021, at the Annual Meeting of the Connecticut chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (CT-NAELA), Joan Reed Wilson, managing partner of RWC, LLC, Attorneys and Counselors at Law (Reed Wilson Case), which has offices in Middletown, Rocky Hill, and Clinton, was elected President-elect for 2021-2022.
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“I’m honored to step into this role with our state’s premier elder law organization,” said Wilson. “Now more than ever, we need to protect seniors, and elder law attorneys are well positioned to do just that. Practicing elder law attorneys understand and have experience with the legal complexities surrounding Medicaid applications and strategies of long-term care planning. Attorneys are obligated to take continuing education which ensures we are keeping up with the latest cases and laws and at the same time are bound by professional conduct rules that ensure we act in the client’s best interest.”
Wilson received her law degree from Boston University, is an active member of the Elder Law Section of the Connecticut Bar Association and is a founding member of the Central CT Senior Network. She grew up in Guilford and currently resides in Wethersfield.
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Steven Rubin, a partner at Drazen Rubin Law will serve as CT-NAELA’s President. Rubin received his law degree from Widener University. He’s a New Haven native and lifelong resident of Connecticut. Rubin steps into the role previously filled by Ed Lang -- a partner at the law firm Lang and Corona based in Middlefield, Connecticut.
“It’s exciting to take on the president role in such a great group, which is surely on the upswing,” said Rubin. “Our top priority is to protect seniors in Connecticut. Under Ed’s wise, steady, and strong leadership, the organization experienced growth and progress, even amid a global pandemic. I hope to live up to the expectations set by Ed and look forward to working with the entire team to make progress on key policies that aim to safeguard seniors.”
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