Leading Lawyers Network — Diana Law

Jun 20, 2009

Recently, Diana Law became the youngest attorney to be selected as a Leading Lawyer and was featured in the Network’s magazine. Read below to see the article as it appeared in the publication:

Law Elder Law, LLP is dedicated to serving seniors and those who love them in the Chicagoland area. The firm deals daily with the complicated maze of Medicaid, estate planning, taxation, long-term care planning, special needs trusts, and veteran’s benefits for our clients.

Diana Law, Esq. plays an integral role within the firm, focusing on the elder law niche, including litigation due to financial abuse of an elder, guardianships, and estate administration. She is actively involved in the community and has won a number of awards, including the Kane County Bar Association’s Outstanding New Lawyer Award in 2007. She is second vice-president of the KCBA’s Executive Board of Managers and is also involved in several bar committees. In addition, she acts as social chair for the Kane County Bar Association. Diana is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.

Diana and the rest of the Law Elder Law team make it their goal to meet not only the legal needs of clients, but to address their pain, confusion, and sense of loss caused by the burden of long-term care needs. Law Elder Law touches clients where they are hurting and provides wise and experienced counsel. Clients need guidance through difficult family situations and to understand complicated public benefits. The legal team communicates with clients in a hands-on and understandable way. The goal is to provide clarity and direction in getting through the byzantine and often adversarial Medicaid, VA benefits, and long-term health care systems, advocating to make sure that clients are aware of the many community resources that are available.

At Law Elder Law, a key goal is to help clients age-in-place with dignity, safety, and peace of mind. Our clients’ goal is to never be out of money and quality health care options — and the firm works to help them achieve that goal. There are many wrong turns on the elder care journey, and the firm is a trustworthy guide to better outcomes through experienced advocacy coupled with compassion.