presents an upcoming

Yarchei Kallah

on

Medical and Legal Halacha and Ethics

Featuring HaRav Yaakov Weiner, shlita, Jerusalem

and

Rabbi Ari Marburger, Lakewood

Hosted by The Harav Menachem and Rochel Goldberg Kollel

and Congregation Agudas Yisroel-Mogen Avraham

Oak Park/Southfield, Michigan

The Yarchei Kallah is a comprehensive, in-depth learning experience during which physicians, lawyers and other participants will have the opportunity to learn medical and legal halacha and ethics in a yeshiva/kollel environment. Contemporary topics will be introduced and reviewed in shiur presentations by local Rabbanim and poskim, analyzed during facilitated chavrusa study of relevant source texts, and further analyzed in-depth during shiurim by the program’s director HaRav Yaakov Weiner, shlita. The program’s goal is to learn medical and legal halacha in-depth and study how chazal and poskim apply Torah principles and approaches to contemporary halachic and ethical issues in the practice of medicine and law.

Organizational Supporters
Partners in Torah of Yeshiva Beth Yehudah     Agudath Israel of Detroit

Supporting Patrons (in formation)
Dr. & Mrs. Maury Ellenberg Dr. & Mrs. Phil Friedman Dr. & Mrs. Howard Klausner Mr. and Mrs. Simon Kresch Mr. Stuart and Dr. Janet Snider Dr. & Mrs. Gabriel Sosne Dr. & Mrs. Allen Stawis Dr. & Mrs. Steven Tennenberg

Organizing Committee: Dr. Steven Tennenberg (Chairman), Dr. Gabriel Sosne, Dr. Phil Friedman, Rabbi Asher Eisenberger (local Rabbinic advisor)

Sponsored by Wayne State University School of Medicine

Detroit Medical and Legal Halacha and Ethics

Yarchei Kallah

Program themes and specific topics include:

Physician Financial Conduct - billing practices, financial issues
Pikuach Nefesh and Shabbos - general principles, dilemmas in practice
Medicolegal - disclosure & confidentiality; physician accountability, liability & malpractice
Legal - secular contracts, landlord/tenant relationships, prenuptials, financial contracts

Participating Speakers:

HaRav Yaakov Weiner, shlita, Dean and Rosh Kollel, Jerusalem Center for Research
Rabbi Ari Marburger, Dayan, Beis Din Maysharim; Director, Machon L’choshen Mishpat, Lakewood, NJ
HaRav Shmuel Irons, shlita, Rosh Kollel, Kollel Institute of Greater Detroit
Rabbi Asher Eisenberger, Dayan, Agudas Yisroel-Mogen Avraham
HaRav Doniel Neustadt, Yoshev Rosh, Vaad HaRabbanim of Greater Detroit
Rabbi Reuven Spolter, Rabbi, Young Israel of Oak Park (speaking at YIOP)
Rabbi Yissachar Wolf, Senior Faculty, Kollel Institute of Greater Detroit
Rabbi Shraga Rothbart, Senior Faculty, Kollel Institute of Greater Detroit
Rabbi Yitzchok Schwab, Faculty, Kollel Institute of Greater Detroit

Make checks payable to Jerusalem Center for Research (j-c-r). Send or give all monies to Dr. Steven Tennenberg, 14641 Sherwood Court, Oak Park, MI 48237. All payments and contributions for this program will support the Jerusalem Center for Research and the Detroit Kollel and are tax deductible.

Supporting patron category (includes all registration benefits) - $1000. If you are interested in being a supporting patron or supporting this event at a higher level, including having days of learning dedicated in someone’s memory, please contact Dr. Steven Tennenberg at 248-408-7299.

All activities will take place at the Kollel except as indicated on the schedule.

Weekday and Shabbos hospitality available for out of town guests.

To learn more about HaRav Yaakov Weiner, shlita and the Jerusalem Center for Research: Halacha and Medicine and similar past Yarchei Kallah’s, go to www.j-c-r.org.

Questions: Dr. Steven Tennenberg 248-968-1464 (evenings, home), 248-408-7299 (daytime, cell phone) or Dr. Gabriel Sosne 248-336-8151 (evenings, home), 313-577-7630 (daytime, office).

The Wayne State University School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The Wayne State University School of Medicine designates this educational activity for a maximum of 25.25 AMA PRA Category 1 creditsTM. Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

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