The UH Elder Law Program event focus on end of life medical treatment decision-making and advance care planning and is particularly aimed at kupuna, family caregivers and service providers.
Seek answers to medical, legal and ethical issues that will support the autonomy and independence of patients with respect to cardiovascular implantable electronic devices.
The Elder Law Program hosts a free workshop focusing on decision making about end of life medical treatment and advance care planning.
A free February 16 event at provides information about the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.
End-of-life care decisions will be discussed at free public event sponsored by the Elder Law Program on October 29.
The William S. Richardson School of Law sponsors Planning for the Future: Including the New 2014 HawaiʻiUniform Power of Attorney Act on February 10.
UH Mānoa’s law school to hold free public forum on veterans services and benefits
