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Posts tagged ‘unethical governmental lawyering’

0September 8, 2023Has Norfolk County District Attorney Michael P. Morrissey Committed Ethical Violations in His Handling of the Karen Read Case?

0September 17, 2019Does “Imputed Driving Value” Somehow Make an Irrevocable Trust a Countable Asset for MassHealth Purposes?

0September 13, 2019An Analysis of the Newly-Discovered “Law Review Form for Trusts” Utilized by MassHealth Lawyers

1August 7, 2019Are Lawyers Who Represent the MassHealth Agency Complicit in Hiding Secret Trust Regulations?

1April 3, 2017When Is a Trust Considered “Revocable” under Massachusetts Law, and Is It Unethical for a Governmental Lawyer Representing a State Agency to Misrepresent This Basic Information at a Fair Hearing?

1March 31, 2017Isn’t It Unethical for a Governmental Lawyer Representing an Agency to Cite a Massachusetts Appeals Court Case for the Exact Opposite of What the Court Held?

1March 15, 2016Is a Home That Is Owned by an Irrevocable Trust Automatically a Countable Asset under Federal Medicaid Trust Law?

0November 6, 2015When Can a “Payment” of a Home Be Made from an Irrevocable Trust in Violation of Federal Medicaid Trust Law?

0November 4, 2015Should Alternatives to Irrevocable Trusts Be Considered for Massachusetts Medicaid Planning Purposes?