Faculty

Jason A. Frank’s elder law, estate and special needs practice focuses on aging and elderly persons planning for the future, assisting families planning for the long term care of other family members who are mentally or physically disabled, and estate planning. Mr. Frank serves as the Assistant Baltimore County Attorney for the Baltimore County Department of Aging. He authored "Elder Law in Maryland,” Lexis Law Publishing Co., Third Edition, 2005, “Maryland Medicaid: Long-Term Care,” George T. Bisel Company, Inc., 2008, and has contributed articles to The Maryland Bar Journal, NAELA Journal, and The Elder Law Advisory. Mr. Frank was a cofounder of the Elder Law Section of the Maryland State Bar Association and twice served as Chair of the Elder Law Section Council. He is a member of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys and past President of the Maryland Chapter. In 2008, Baltimore Magazine named Mr. Frank a “Super Lawyer” and he is honored with Martindale Hubbell’s highest lawyer rating of “AV.” He graduated from the New York University School of Law and has taught at the University of Baltimore Law School, Towson University, The Johns Hopkins University, the Maryland Institute for Continuing Professional Education of Lawyers, and the University of Maryland School of Law.