Topic 1.Drs. Joe, Sally, Sam, and Mark serve on the Hospital's credentialing committee. They receive a request to credential Dr. Al-Sahari. Dr. Al-Sahari is board certified and has been in practice for 10 years in Kentucky. He applies for medical privileges with Hospital. The committee reaches out to physicians in Kentucky who knew Dr. Al-Sahari but were not on his reference list. They advise that Dr. Al-Sahari is not a great doctor, does not speak clear English and is disliked by his peers. The committee denies his medical privileges. If you are Dr. Al-Sahari's lawyer what are your best arguments? What if you are the committee members' lawyer?