Law in Social Work Practice
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Law in Social Work Practice

by Andrea Saltzman, David Furman, Kathleen Ohman

Law Social Work professional development
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Law in Social Work Practice examines the role of legal knowledge in social work, connecting professional responsibilities with client advocacy and practice. Written by Andrea Saltzman, David Furman, and Kathleen Ohman, this book offers a foundation for understanding how law shapes social work decisions and services.

ISBN-13 9781133312611 ASIN 1133312616 Views 220 Publisher Cengage Learning Year 2015 Edition 3 Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 544 Adult No Created February 19, 2026 Updated October 29, 2026
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Law in Social Work Practice explores the relationship between legal principles and professional social work.

The book addresses how legal knowledge can support social workers in understanding responsibilities, navigating practice settings, and advocating for clients.

Written by Andrea Saltzman, David Furman, and Kathleen Ohman, it is suited to readers studying or practicing social work.

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