Greatest Challenge

An all-female law firm and its clients face the challenge of learning to forgive themselves and others. One of the firm's cases involves an Israeli female physician, still mourning her daughter's death by a Palestinian suicide bomber. A Palestinian family is suing the physician for medical malpractice. Can this mother find the strength to place her professionalism and humanity before her anger, hatred, and pain? Another story deals with a young woman refusing to move to the women's section of an Orthodox Jewish bus. Does her right not to be sexually discriminated against take precedence over others' rights to freedom of religion? Another case involves a woman suing her mother because the client's child died while under the client's mother's care. Will the lawyer be able to help her client forgive her mother, especially since the lawyer is not sure she would be able to under similar circumstances?Silverman, Esther Pearl is the author of 'Greatest Challenge', published 1989 under ISBN 9781413712339 and ISBN 1413712339.