Torts/Personal Injury,
Civil Litigation,
California Courts of Appeal
Jan. 7, 2022
Courts recognize broad protections for elder or dependent adult financial abuse
The 4th District Court of Appeal recently recognized that the breadth of the Elder and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act anticipates sweeping protection of elders and dependent adults, even against complex schemes of fraud.
Richmond Superior Court, George D Carroll Courthouse
Andrew R. Verriere
Commissioner
Traffic, UDs, Small Claims, DV
UC Berkeley School of Law
Commissioner Verriere was appointed to the Contra Costa Superior Court as a commissioner in 2023; his private practice focused on trust and estate litigation, conservatorship litigation, financial elder abuse, related litigation, and appeals.
Financial abuse of elders and dependent adults continues to grow in sophistication. The 4th District Court of Appeal recently recognized that the breadth of the Elder and Dependent Adult Civil Protection Act anticipates sweeping protection of elders and dependent adults, even against complex schemes of fraud.
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