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Legal patient rights and how to navigate | SCAASF AEP 2025

In February's AEP session, we were joined by Artis Grant, a retired attorney who shares his cases and recommendations for our sickle cell community. Prior to Artis's retirement, he was actively involved in civil litigation, including insurance defense, medical malpractice, forensic medicine, employment law, and education law in his career. He is a Harvard Law School graduate (1974), and received his Bachelor of Arts degree with honors from UCLA. Before starting his own law firm, he was an associate with Lawler, Felix, and Hall, and was a member of the California, Oregon, and Washington bars. He served four years as an Army JudgeAdvocate. He practiced in California for more than 40 years and his last 20 years of practice were also in the state of Washington. He served on numerous boards of directors, like the American Red Cross, the Pacific Northwest African American Museum, The Tacoma Art Museum, and the Tacoma Men’s Wednesday Morning Prayer Group. ----------------------------------------------------- Sign up for our next session here: https://www.scaasf.org/advocacy-and-e... Visit scaasf.org for our list of programs and how we can support you. ------------------------------------------------------ The program is created for all stakeholders (clients, caregivers, medical students, medical professionals and advocates). It is designed to explore advocacy and educate to be empowered. There will be a variety of presenters’ clients, nurses, physicians and key professionals sharing and discussing issues to engage attendees. The Advocacy and Empowerment Program is comprised of two primary segments: The first portion of the webinar is designed to introduce the audience to core educational content. The second portion of the webinar is the implementation of the educational content learned, with journaling, along with discussions pertaining to real-world experiences