Call It Yale v. Yale.

Focuses on the lawsuit filed by Yale University law students against the Yale-New Haven Hospital, the teaching hospital of Yale's School of Medicine, on behalf of poor patients who have tangled with the hospital's aggressive debt-collection tactics. Details of an article that appeared in "The Wall Street Journal" that chronicled a widower still paying off his wife's Yale-New Haven bill 20 years after her death; Legislation signed by Connecticut Governor John Rowland aimed at limiting the interest hospitals can tack onto their bills; Number of hospitals making up the American Hospital Association, who have urged their members to practice kinder debt-collection; Legal strategies to be employed by the Yale law students against the hospital.