The Ethicist” Randy Cohen to Moderate Panel Discussion on: “Balancing Professional and Personal Ethics in Challenging Economic Times” at Annual Jewish Law Symposium

Chabad of SE Morris County is proud to announce the 3rd Annual Jewish Law Symposium to be held on Wednesday September 30th at the Madison Hotel at One Convent Rd. in Morristown. The Symposium will feature a panel discussion entitled: “Balancing Professional and Personal Ethics in Challenging Economic Times”.

Randy Cohen, author of the popular column, “The Ethicist” in the New York Times Magazine will moderate the event, and featured panelists include the Honorable Katharine S. Hayden, U.S. District Judge, Dean John J. Farmer Jr., former NJ Attorney General and incoming Dean at Rutgers Law School, and Rabbi Professor, Michael J. Broyde, a noted Talmudic Scholar and Professor of Law at Emory University School of Law.

A Buffet Deli Dinner will begin at 5:30pm, followed by the official program at 6:30pm. The cost of the program is $100 per person. 2.5 N.Y. CLE Ethics Credits will be provided for the event. NJ Certified Attorney Credits are pending.

“The laws and ethics of the Talmud have served as a cornerstone of humanity’s civil and moral infrastructure, while shaping its’ legal judicial systems. This Jewish Law Symposium, will compare and contrast legal reasoning and adaptation between Talmudic and American Law in regards to a most relevant issue we all face in today’s economic slowdown:, “Balancing Professional and Personal Ethics in Challenging Economic Times”, said Rabbi Shalom Lubin, founder of the Jewish Law Symposium and Executive Director of Chabad of SE Morris County.

The Jewish Law Symposium is a project of Chabad of SE Morris County, a Jewish outreach and educational organization located at 42 Park Ave. in Madison. Over the past three years, the Symposium has been very successful at adding real value and new insights to the lives and practices of its’ participants.

NJ Supreme Court Justice Barry T. Albin was the featured presenter at last year’s Jewish Law Symposium, which attracted 200 Attorneys and judges.

For more information or to make a reservation for the Jewish Law Symposium, please visit www.jewishlawsymposium.com, or call (973) 377-0707.