“Arbitrating Health System Disputes: The Good, the Bad and the Unknown” was an informative and spirited roundtable discussion regarding the growing prevalence of commercial healthcare arbitration and the ramifications of this trend. Following a buffet breakfast at the Conrad Hotel in downtown Miami, Alan Lash moderated the panel conversation, which featured Gary W. Robinson, Tenet Healthcare Corporation Deputy General Counsel; Arnold M. Jaffee, Mount Sinai Medical Center General Counsel; and Gerald Kogan, Former Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice; and concluded with an insightful Q&A session with the 40 guests in attendance. Attendees also received two hours of CLE credit from the Florida Bar and 1½ credit hours toward Health Law Certification.

L-R: Former Tenet Healthcare Corporation Deputy General Counsel, Gary W. Robinson, Esq.
Lash & Goldberg Partner, Martin B. Goldberg, Esq.
Mt. Sinai Medical Center of Florida General Counsel, Arnold M. Jaffee, Esq.
Former Florida Supreme Court Chief Justice, Gerald Kogan
Lash & Goldberg Partner, Alan D. Lash, Esq.