In the past month, we have seen significant developments in estate planning, business law, elder law, and special needs planning. We have highlighted the most noteworthy developments to ensure you and your firm stay informed of any changes. From a new Florida statute providing a summary procedure for trustee discharge and cases involving a private right of action to enforce the Medicaid Act, the resolution of a circuit split by the US Supreme Court regarding jurisdiction in arbitration proceedings, and the imposition of sanctions in a trust dispute for the use of fictitious artificial intelligence (AI)-generated citations, read on to learn how these developments may impact your practice.

In the past month, we have seen significant developments in estate planning, business law, elder law, and special needs planning. We have highlighted the most noteworthy developments to ensure you and your firm stay informed of any changes. From court rulings addressing spendthrift trusts, updated spousal impoverishment standards, new statutes restricting the use of noncompetition agreements, and a new law prohibiting the unauthorized use of an individual’s forged digital likeness, read on to learn how these developments may impact your practice.

Each May, the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys observes National Elder Law Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness of the legal, financial, and personal challenges that come with aging.