Thursday, November 19
8:30 AM EST - 10:45 PM EST
Virtual Event
Cost: $45 With Credit, $40 Without Credit
Earn 2 Ethics Credits. You need not be a lawyer to attend.
The Gefsky Community Scholar position is endowed by the H. Arnold and Adrien B. Gefsky Endowment Fund of the Federation’s Jewish Community Foundation.
Cost with credit: $225 full series or $45 each individual class
Cost without credit: $200 full series or $40 each individual class
Open to all—you need not be a lawyer to attend.
This session will examine one of the oldest and most practical areas of Jewish law: the rights and obligations surrounding lost and found property. We will consider how Jewish law balances private property rights, community responsibilities, and ethical duties.
Underwritten by the Alan Papernick Educational Institute Endowment Fund.
Full inclusion is a core value of Jewish Pittsburgh. The Jewish Federation welcomes invitees of all abilities, backgrounds, races, religious affiliations, sexual orientations and gender identities. Please discuss accessibility accommodations with the contact person for this event.
The cost of taking a course is never a barrier to participation. If price is an issue, please contact the organizer of this course, so that we can make the cost comfortable for you.
NOTICE: By registering for this event, you agree that your (and your guest's) picture and/or video may be taken and potentially used in Jewish Federation marketing material and social media. If you do not agree, please call 412-681-8000 to register by phone, and indicate that you decline to agree. Thank you.Submit Your Event to the Community Calendar »
For calendar support contact [email protected].
To view candle lighting times for locations other than Pittsburgh, visit Chabad.org.