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Simeone Receives NJWLA Presidential Leadership Award; Fendrick & Morgan's Carman Presents “The Economics of Aging”; Middlesex Bar Donates $5K to Rutgers Mock Trial Team; North Hudson Lawyers' Club Foundation Seeks Scholarship Applicants.
April 20, 2018 at 10:00 AM
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Simeone Receives NJWLA Presidential Leadership Award
[Photo Credit: NJWLA.] Annmarie Simeone Norris McLaughlin & Marcus |
Fendrick & Morgan's Carman Presents “The Economics of Aging”
Nancy Carman
Nancy Carman, MA, CMC, elder care coordinator at Fendrick & Morgan in Voorhees, presented a comprehensive tutorial on “The Economics of Aging” at a program hosted by the Estate and Financial Planning Council of Southern New Jersey (EFPCSNJ) on Feb. 15 at The Mansion in Voorhees. Carman provided a broad range of statistics that underscore the tremendous growth of services now available to the aging population, as well as the reasons for the changing landscape. She noted, for example, that the average life expectancy in the U.S. has gone from 35 years in 1776 to 78.7 years in 2015. Carman also outlined the variety of long-term care options, the scope of services offered by those providers, and range of hourly and monthly fees. Carman, a trained gerontologist and a certified geriatric care manager, has worked for more than 30 years in the field of aging, and now counsels Fendrick & Morgan's elder clients on long-term care planning.
|Middlesex Bar Donates $5K to Rutgers Mock Trial Team
On April 10, 2018, the Middlesex County Bar Foundation presented a $5,000 check to the Rutgers University Mock Trial A Team (RUMTA) that advanced to compete in the 34th AMTA National Championship Tournament in Minneapolis on April 20-22, 2018. Rutgers will be one of the top 48 teams in the country competing for the national championship.
For the second year in a row and the third time in history, the Rutgers University Mock Trial A Team advanced to the national tournament after taking third place at the semi-final round held in February 2018 in Wilmington, Delaware.
|North Hudson Lawyers' Club Foundation Seeks Scholarship Applicants
The North Hudson Lawyers' Club Foundation announced it is accepting applications for the 2018 North Hudson Lawyers' Club Foundation Scholarship. The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage and advance the next generation of leaders of northern Hudson County by providing financial assistance to motivated high school seniors intent on pursuing a college degree. Applicants must account for appropriate academic standards (submit high school transcript), demonstrate financial need (submit FAFSA and college award letter) and be bona fide residents of northern (Guttenberg, North Bergen, Union City, Weehawken and West New York) Hudson County attending one of the following high schools: Hudson County Schools of Technology, Memorial High School, North Bergen High School, Union City High School, or Weehawken High School. Applicants must plan to attend college for the upcoming academic year commencing September 2018 and provide two current letters of recommendation. To obtain a copy of the application, students can email the foundation's scholarship committee at [email protected] or seek a copy from their high school counselor. All applicants must scan and email applications on or before May 1, 2018. Questions may be sent to the above email or toEloisa V. Castillo, Esq., at 2006 Kennedy Blvd., Suite 201, Union City, New Jersey 07087, (201) 866-1001.
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