Paul,
To find an attorney in this area of law, check with the Indiana State
Bar Association or look in the yellow pages of your phone book under lawyer
referral services. Most state bars have referral services where an attorney
can claim an expertise in an area of law and be put on a list for referral in
that area of law. You probably can't find this type of expertise in a small
town or in a rural area; you are going to have to look in a larger,
metropolitan area. You can ask a local attorney for referral to an expert.
You can ask local and state Parkinson's support groups and
organizations/foundations for a referral. You can ask people you know for a
referral. Fees are always a problem with these specialized attorneys, but
ask for an initial consultation/meeting to be free. If that attorney does
not want your case, or the attorney is too expensive, ask for a referral to
someone else. Finding an attorney to help you in your case is not a formal
process: ask enough people and you should bump into an attorney to help you.
Katie.
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