Adam Guetzow and Elizabeth Heredia Co-Author a Chapter in 2023 Edition of the "Long-Term Care Litigation" IICLE Handbook
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Nov 15, 2023
Hinshaw partner Adam Guetzow and associate Elizabeth Heredia recently co-authored a chapter in the Illinois Institute for Continuing Legal Education (IICLE) 2023 handbook titled "Long-Term Care Litigation." IICLE is the premier provider of continuing legal education in Illinois. Founded in 1961, the Institute publishes a comprehensive set of handbooks designed by and for Illinois attorneys.
Guetzow and Heredia wrote the handbook's second chapter titled "Surveys — Licensure and Enforcement" which guides lawyers through the licensure inspection and complaint investigation process for long-term care facilities. The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) conducts more than 10,000 of these surveys annually.
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