Elizabeth Jennings, a shareholder in the Trust & Estate Litigation team, has been elected Chair-Elect of the Washington State Bar Association’s (WSBA) Elder Law Section’s Executive Committee.
As Chair-Elect of the Elder Law Section, Elizabeth will support the Section’s initiatives and mission to strengthen the practice of elder law throughout Washington State. In this leadership role, she will work alongside fellow committee members to provide educational programming, foster member engagement, and monitor legislative developments impacting older adults. Following her term as Chair-Elect, Elizabeth will assume the role of Section Chair, leading the Section’s strategic direction and activities.
“The Elder Law Section provides an important forum for education, advocacy, and collaboration,” said Elizabeth. “I look forward to stepping into this role and working alongside fellow members to continue building resources and opportunities for practitioners across the state.”
The WSBA Elder Law Section serves as a statewide community of practitioners dedicated to addressing the legal needs of older adults and promoting high standards of practice in this evolving area of law. Learn more at Elder Law Section | Washington State Bar Association.
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