Considering the future of legal writing in light of AI technology with an all-star lineup of panelists at #AALS2024 -- Dr. Kirsten K. Davis, J.D., Ph.D., Ivy B. Grey (she/her), Hillary Stirman Reed, Rebecca Fordon, Michael Murray, Carolyn Williams, and Jennifer Wondracek!

Scenes from Reproductive Rights Meets Disability Justice panel AALS #AALS2024 organized by the Disability Law Section w Robyn Powell Laura I Appleman Sarah Lorr Gemma Donofrio. Moderating the panel was my swan song as the Section’s chair. Good luck D'Andra Shu the new chair!

Excited that Michigan Law Review will publish my new article Third-Party Accommodations! It disrupts the common narrative about the scope of the reasonable accommodations doctrine for disabled people and religious individuals while centering lived experiences. A 🧵1/8 #CripTheVote

Thrilled to see this new guidance, which emphasizes that documentation is never necessary for purposes of granting accommodations to students with disabilities.

Hot take: don't blow this test off. A solid week of studying or the NCBE will make you regret it. 👀

I'm close to finishing an article, and my March rule for this app has been that I have to close it & get back to work when I see a post celebrating an article placement. Y'all have been busy! So... congrats to everyone, and thank you for keeping me on track!

Fun planning meeting for the AALS Section disability law section this morning! With D'Andra Shu (Chair) Sarah Lorr (Chair-Elect) Jessica Gunder (Secretary) and board members Jasmine E Harris Valarie Blake & myself! Missed you, Kat Macfarlane @jrobertsuhlc. Great seeing you🫶

We are accepting applications for a faculty member who will serve as Associate Director of Academic Success and also teach in our wonderful legal writing program: apply.interfolio.com/142999 If you have any questions, please let me know as I’m chairing this search.

"Rule 11 Is No Match for Generative AI" - my article examining how Rule 11 is poorly situated to address the negligent use of generative AI - is forthcoming in the StanfordTechLawRev. Comments and feedback are welcome! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

Wonderful to see, "Why Can't I Have a Robot Lawyer? Limits on the Right to Appear Pro Se," in print!  Thanks to the Tulane Law Review students for their work on this project!

My 1Ls just stopped by with an amazing gift!

I'm looking forward to reading Kat Macfarlane's latest article - -

Go into administrative law they said. The doctrine is sleepy they said. You won’t have to spend every summer updating all your course materials they said.

Land dolphins in their natural habitat.. 😊