Patrick J. Elder

June 18, 2025 Publications

Attorneys Say Look Before Leaping Back Into Senior Housing

Quoted, Law360

Eric Greenfield and Patrick Elder emphasize the importance of exercising caution and understanding the legal considerations before re-entering senior housing deals.

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Attorneys Say Look Before Leaping Back Into Senior Housing

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