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Pennsylvania Causes of Action: Essential Elements and Theories of Recovery serves as a comprehensive guide for legal professionals seeking to understand and navigate both common law and statutory causes of action in Pennsylvania. It offers detailed insights into procedural applications, essential elements, and legal standards required for litigating various claims within the state.
Publisher: Matthew Bender Elite Products
Pennsylvania Causes of Action: Essential Elements and Theories of Recovery is an indispensable resource for attorneys and legal practitioners working in Pennsylvania. The book meticulously organizes and explains both common law and statutory causes of action, such as abuse of process, adverse possession, breach of contract, and discrimination claims, among others. With a focus on procedural applications, this guide covers essential elements, pleading standards, practice points, and statutes of limitations, providing readers with the necessary tools to effectively prosecute or defend legal claims. Each chapter delves into specific legal concepts, relevant statutes, and case examples, making this book a crucial reference for understanding and applying the complex legal landscape of Pennsylvania.
The previous edition's ISBN is 9798341703551.
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Chapter 1: Ethical Issues
Chapter 2: Durable Powers of Attorney
Chapter 3: Living Trusts
Chapter 4: Medicaid Eligibility Rules
Chapter 5: Medicaid Planning for Applicant Assets
Chapter 6: Estate Planning for Medicaid Applicant Families
Chapter 7: Long-Term Care and Medigap Insurance
Chapter 8: Health Care Decisions in General
Chapter 9: Durable Powers of Attorney for Health Care
Chapter 10: Living Wills and General Planning Considerations
Index