Business Briefs 12.19.09
July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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Warsaw attorney Wayne Walston of the law firm Beers Mallers Backs & Salin, LLP, recently addressed regional and state conferences of professional advisors regarding recent changes in the Indiana Medicaid law.
The new law became effective Nov. 1 and drastically revises delivery of state financial assistance for costs of long term health care.
Walston addressed a gathering of the Central Indiana Estate Planning Council alumnae of Ball State University at a luncheon event held at the Alumnae Center.
In attendance were more than 100 professional advisors from financial, insurance, banking, accountant, and attorney disciplines.
The next day Walston addressed the Annual Elder Law Section meeting sponsored by the Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum in Indianapolis.
In attendance were more than 200 attorneys gathered for two days to review and discuss changes in Indiana Medicaid law and its possible effects on elders and persons with disabilities.
Walston stated: "It is extremely important that the entire senior advisor and health care provider community understand the serious consequences to the elderly and persons with disabilities if planning occurs without sufficient knowledge of the new Medicaid law."
Walston and his local partner, Dan Leininger counsel the elderly and persons with disabilities on planning for costs of long term care, as well as to matters of estate planning and estate administration
Their offices are at 2174 North Pointe Drive, Warsaw and can be contacted at 574 267-4300 for further information or counseling services.
Beers Mallers Backs & Salin, LLP, is a law firm with 22 attorneys and has offices located in Ft. Wayne, LaGrange, and Warsaw. The firm has served its clients continuously for more than 108 years.
Little Crow Honors Long-Time Employees
Little Crow Foods honored two of their employees, Greg Dearborn and Tony Masterson, with their highest award for 35 years of service to the Company at a Holiday event held at the 2517 Building Dec. 11.
Dearborn began his career with Little Crow fresh out of high school in August of 1974 as a laborer in the Mixing Department.
During the next 22 years, he learned the ins and outs of the production lines, until he ultimately had operated every machine in the plant.
In 1986, Dearborn became Operations Manager, and in 1998 became Director Of Purchasing and Administration.
Masterson joined Little Crow in November of 1974 as a laborer in the Production Department, learning the various procedures and machines throughout the plant, and was promoted to Mixing Supervisor in January 1996.
Awards were also presented to Ron Shipley and Brandon Taylor for 10 years of service; Ignacio Guerra for 5 years of service; and to Eric Adams, Tammy Bentley, Ryan Campbell, and Marissa Morgan for 2 years of service.[[In-content Ad]]
Warsaw attorney Wayne Walston of the law firm Beers Mallers Backs & Salin, LLP, recently addressed regional and state conferences of professional advisors regarding recent changes in the Indiana Medicaid law.
The new law became effective Nov. 1 and drastically revises delivery of state financial assistance for costs of long term health care.
Walston addressed a gathering of the Central Indiana Estate Planning Council alumnae of Ball State University at a luncheon event held at the Alumnae Center.
In attendance were more than 100 professional advisors from financial, insurance, banking, accountant, and attorney disciplines.
The next day Walston addressed the Annual Elder Law Section meeting sponsored by the Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum in Indianapolis.
In attendance were more than 200 attorneys gathered for two days to review and discuss changes in Indiana Medicaid law and its possible effects on elders and persons with disabilities.
Walston stated: "It is extremely important that the entire senior advisor and health care provider community understand the serious consequences to the elderly and persons with disabilities if planning occurs without sufficient knowledge of the new Medicaid law."
Walston and his local partner, Dan Leininger counsel the elderly and persons with disabilities on planning for costs of long term care, as well as to matters of estate planning and estate administration
Their offices are at 2174 North Pointe Drive, Warsaw and can be contacted at 574 267-4300 for further information or counseling services.
Beers Mallers Backs & Salin, LLP, is a law firm with 22 attorneys and has offices located in Ft. Wayne, LaGrange, and Warsaw. The firm has served its clients continuously for more than 108 years.
Little Crow Honors Long-Time Employees
Little Crow Foods honored two of their employees, Greg Dearborn and Tony Masterson, with their highest award for 35 years of service to the Company at a Holiday event held at the 2517 Building Dec. 11.
Dearborn began his career with Little Crow fresh out of high school in August of 1974 as a laborer in the Mixing Department.
During the next 22 years, he learned the ins and outs of the production lines, until he ultimately had operated every machine in the plant.
In 1986, Dearborn became Operations Manager, and in 1998 became Director Of Purchasing and Administration.
Masterson joined Little Crow in November of 1974 as a laborer in the Production Department, learning the various procedures and machines throughout the plant, and was promoted to Mixing Supervisor in January 1996.
Awards were also presented to Ron Shipley and Brandon Taylor for 10 years of service; Ignacio Guerra for 5 years of service; and to Eric Adams, Tammy Bentley, Ryan Campbell, and Marissa Morgan for 2 years of service.[[In-content Ad]]
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