1. Home
  2. Business and Civil Practice, Opinions, Personal Injury and Tort
  3. Power of attorney includes ability to agree to arbitration 

Power of attorney includes ability to agree to arbitration (access required)

Published: November 18, 2009

Tags: , , ,

A person possessing a power of attorney may lawfully sign an arbitration agreement on behalf of an incapacitated patient, the Colorado Supreme Court has ruled. A mother who suffered from Alzheimer’s disease executed a power of attorney empowering her son to act on her behalf. When the mother entered a nursing home, the son signed her ...
© Copyright 2010 Lawyers USA. All Rights Reserved.


Comments

You must be logged in to post comments.

Most Viewed Decisions

  1. Can student be disciplined over MySpace posts? (access required)
  2. Fired worker entitled to workers’ comp
  3. Mistreated employee can sue for breach of contract (access required)

Most Viewed Stories

  1. Obama’s budget boosts some key legal initiatives (access required)
  2. Law firm faces EEOC suit for underpaying older attorneys (access required)
  3. Curbing legal malpractice claims  (access required)
  4. Plaintiffs’ lawyers tout new Avandia findings
  5. Man injured in tractor accident awarded $56.3 million  (access required)

Stay Connected with Lawyers USA

Lawyers USA keeps you connected with all the latest news affecting you and your practice with Daily, Practice and Breaking News alerts.

To Sign-up or Manage your Alerts, click here.

Feeds/Web 2.0:

LEGAL BLOGS

DC Dicta Legal buzz from WashingtonDC Dicta Legal buzz from Washington

Benchmarks Recent decisions and analysis

Blog Roll

FEATURED PODCAST

Tech toys for the holidays

Jim Calloway, the Director of the Oklahoma Bar Association Management Assistance Program, and Sharon Nelson, president of Sensei Enterprises, Inc. present a series of great gift ideas for the tech-savvy professional on your holiday shopping list.

Click here to listen to the podcast.

Click here for the Podcast archive.