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The American population is constantly evolving. Not only has the overall population grown, but the demographics of the American people have changed. One particular demographic has grown considerably over the years—the elderly population. When the United States was founded, the average life expectancy for an American was thirty-five years. By 1900, this number had increased to 47.3, and in 2000, the average American could expect to see the age of seventy-seven. Legal professionals must be in tune to these changes. Laws, public policies, and interactions with clients and business associates are all affected by the changing face of America and particularly by the aging face of America.

Smart Home Technology for the Elderly and the Need for Regulation