• Doctor's Malpractice; Should there be a cap?
• Is the community responsible for everyone's Health care?
• Can there be a cap on the cost of Health care? 
  
  Can we glean some insight from our ancient texts for this current and heated debate? 
   
  With Rabbi Shlomo Yaffe  
  
  Why do we spend so much more on healthcare, per capita, than other developed countries? 
  Why do we achieve worse outcomes on several important measures than countries that spend far less? 
  Why do we spend up to twice as much per person as countries that provide universal coverage, while leaving as many as fifty million Americans without insurance?
   
  This session takes a brutally honest look at Jewish legal writings on the right to medical care, comparing them to recent legislation in the US and viewing Jewish law as a model for healthcare reform.

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Rabbi Shlomo Yaffe is a brilliant scholar who has lectured extensively on the topics of Law and Ethics. He serves as Dean at Chabad Harvard of Institute of American & Talmudic Law. He is the Founder of the Connecticut Symposium on Contemporary Legal Issues and Jewish Law. In addition to his vast knowledge of Jewish law, Rabbi Yaffe also has expertise in secular law and legal ethics and has lectured widely on subjects including evidence, torts, consumer law and criminal law. Rabbi Yaffe also serves as a legal consultant and lecturer for the New York Legal Assistance Group.