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    BIFOCAL

    BIFOCAL, the Commission on Law and Aging's bi-monthly journal, provides timely, valuable legal resources pertaining to older persons, generated through the joint efforts of public and private bar groups and the aging network. See our Bifocal archives page for past issues prior to September 2011.

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    Volume 40, Issue 5, May-June 2019. In this issue: Examining Medicare and Oral Health Coverage, Kaiser Family Foundation Report Drills Down on Seniors and Dental Care, WINGS Groups Take Off, Spotlight on North Carolina: Rethinking Guardianship, Update on Emeritus Pro Bono Practice Rules, ABA Legal Answers: Pro Bono Work From the Comfort of Your Home, CFPB Allows Co-Branding of Money Guides, Empowerment is the Theme of the National Aging and Law Conference, Which Topics Interest You Most? Take Our Survey and Guide Our Coverage and Resources Roundup: Materials to Help You in Your Work.

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    The Commission distributes BIFOCAL for free six times a year to elder bar section and committee members, legal services providers, elder law and other private practitioners, judges, court staff, elder advocates, policymakers, law schools, elder law clinics, law libraries, and other professionals in the law and aging network. Subscribe to BIFOCAL using the Subscription and Discussion Lists form available on the Commission's Contact Us page.

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