About Shawn M
Shawn M Pierson has built a career that bridges business, fitness care management and senior law. He combined early control roles within the health care sector with later legal training. That mixture of realistic operations knowledge and a Juris Doctor informs how he advises older clients nowadays.
Pierson earned a bachelor’s degree in business, human resources and regulation from Temple University in 1986 and observed that with a MBA from Temple in 1988. He returned to school and acquired a J.D. from Duquesne University School of Law in 1998. Those academic credentials reflect a steady move from business schooling towards legal practice over roughly a decade.
Records display Pierson worked in fitness care management within the late Nineteen Eighties and early 1990s. He served as Director of Administration at Manor Health Care Corporation and later as Director of Human Resources at Manor Health Care. Around the identical period he was involved in elder planning at Marshall & Associates. That early exposure to the operational side of long-time period care and personnel management helped shape his understanding of the problems older adults face when making plans for care and guardianship.
After finishing his law degree, Pierson established his private practice. In 2002 he is listed as running the Law Office of Shawn M Pierson as Lawyer-at-Law. He is certified to practice in Pennsylvania. Over time his client work has mirrored the pursuits and memberships he maintains in expert organizations devoted to elder law and related fields.
Pierson holds memberships in the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys, the Lancaster Bar Association and the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Elder Law Section. Those affiliations point out persisted engagement with developments in senior law, estate planning, and public advantages advising. His practice has emphasized elder making plans, estate and incapacity making plans, and problems that occur on the intersection of health care and law.
Colleagues and clients see Pierson as a practitioner who brings administrative know-the way to legal counseling. He draws on experience from each the enterprise side of fitness care and from years in private practice when assessing alternatives for clients dealing with long-time period care decisions and property matters. He keeps a workplace as Lawyer-at-Law and continues to work with older adults and their families on making plans and defensive preparations.
Pierson presently practices regulation in Pennsylvania and concentrates his practice on senior law, estate planning, and related counseling for older adults and their households.
