Above the Law

Jason Hill, Ochsner Health’s innovation officer, said he goes to sleep most nights and wakes up most mornings worried about one thing: the state of generative AI governance in healthcare. To him, providers and other healthcare organizations are in dire need of frameworks to ensure their AI tools are safe and perform well over time.

* To all you public defenders trying to get criminal clients off... have you considered just winning the electoral college? [Guardian]

* If you're the worst student at your law school, but belong to FedSoc and want a federal judgeship, STAY IN LINE. [Yale Daily News]

* Law firms ask judge to dismiss "incoherent" lawsuit. [ABA Journal]

* Tug of war continues as voters reinstall prosecutor that DeSantis removed. [Bloomberg Law News]

* The firms poised to benefit from hitching their brand to the convicted felon rapist guy. [Law360]

* A fake money business isn't the height of professionalism? Shocking. [The Recorder]

* Cute! States seek to enshrine reproductive rights in their constitutions like that will matter. [NPR]

Professor Echoes Donald Trump's Message Of Peace: It rings almost as hollow as his skull.

Do It On Your Own Time: Fewer firms are giving paid time off to vote this time around.

That's Thinking Like A Lawyer!: See if you recognize any of the names on Kamala's transition team.

Not Worth Losing Your License Over: Learn from the ones who lost their licenses over MAGA.

Was The Fight Worth It?: Lawyer hit with ethics complaint after escalating their $550 typo.

Don't be like Oklahoma.

Courts continue to make rules about the use of artificial intelligence within the practice of law.

These simple steps can be quickly implemented by lawyers at no or little additional cost.

These lawyers understand how important it is to protect voter access on Election Day. Thank you!

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