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Karen K. Greenberg Co‑Authors Article on Personal Animus in Child Protective Services
Most child protective workers are dedicated professionals, but what happens when one of them lets a personal grudge shape a case? In "Spiteful Decision Making in Child Protective Services," published October 6, 2026 in the New Jersey Law Journal, Daniel Pollack, MSW,...
Karen Greenberg examines elder abuse and explains why investigating allegations can be complicated
Elder abuse appears in many forms: physical, neglectful, sexual, emotional, and financial. Some are easily recognizable. Others are not. Regardless of the form, elder abuse is widespread, often hard to detect, and can be deadly. The good news is there are many...
Karen Greenberg Explores Uncommon Cases of Adoptive Family Tragedies: Shedding Light on Infanticide and Parricide
Karen K. Greenberg, along with co-authors Daniel Pollack, Ellen Crane, and Khaya Eisenberg, recently published an abstract on ResearchGate that delves into the infrequently occurring crimes of infanticide, parricide, and filicide committed by adoptive parents and...
ABA Shop Recognizes Karen K. Greenberg as Featured Author
The American Bar Association (ABA) recognizes Karen K. Greenberg as its Featured Author during the month of December from December 12 to December 25, 2022. Karen's profile will appear on the ABA Shop's home page. Karen, a leading industry expert in the field of...
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