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Emeritus Professor Margaret M. Flint retired in 2019 as Executive Director of John Jay Legal Services and faculty supervisor of the Equal Justice America Disability Rights/Health Law Clinic. She also taught Elder Law and the Legal Services/Public Interest/Health Law Externship seminar. Professor Flint continues as the Faculty Director of the Pro Bono Scholars Program. Previously, Professor Flint was the director of the Elderly Project of Volunteers of Legal Service and Managing Attorney of the Law Enforcement Bureau of the New York City Commission on Human Rights. She has taught in the clinical programs of New York Law School and Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law. Professor Flint is co-chair of Westchester Residential Opportunities, a fair housing organization, and a member of Friends of Gail, the Advisory Board of the ÌÒñ«ÉçÇø Women's Justice Center.

• AB, Barnard College
• JD, Columbia University School of Law

View all of Professor Flint’s publications on or download her CV (PDF).

Books

• A Consumer's Guide to Nursing Home Care in New York City (1981)
• A Consumer's Guide to Nursing Home Care in New York State (1987)

Book Chapters

• "Nursing Homes" in 1993 Elder Law Handbook (Practicing Law Institute, 1993, revised 1994, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2012)
• "Guardianship As a Last Resort: Alternatives and Resources" in Guardianship Practice in New York State (New York State Bar Association, 1997) (with Annette Levinson Kasle, Ellen P. Rosenzweig and Debra Sacks)
• "Grandparent Caregivers: Legal and Economic Issues" in International Approaches to Aging (The Haworth Press, 1998) (with Melinda Perez-Porter)
• "Grandparent Caregiving: Legal Status Issues and State Policy" in To Grandmother's House We Go and Stay (Springer, 1999) with Melinda Perez-Porter