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Washington – February 18, 2025: Chambers and Partners has ranked 12 Crowell & Moring practice groups and 17 individual lawyers in the Chambers Global 2025 guide.

Crowell & Moring Partner and CHS Founder and Managing Director Jodi Daniel will be speaking at the 2024 Health Data Leadership Institute, taking place May 7-8 in Washington, DC. Her panel, "Accelerating the Data Transparency Movement to Understand the Costs and Impact of Care," will take place at 12:00 p.m. EST. 

Health Data Leadership Institute will convene individuals looking to gain a working knowledge of the current policy and regulatory landscape, where AI policies and practices are going (and how to reduce bias and harm), the impact of the Dobbs Decision on business operations and interoperability, and more.  

The Institute ensures opportunities for dialogue and small group discussion with practitioners in the field and peers who are experiencing similar challenges and opportunities. Attendees will hear from health policy experts, government program leaders, data users, entrepreneurs who have deep knowledge in data use, and data experts from technology and health care applications fields.

Crowell invites you to an in-person roundtable discussion on Thursday, November 2nd at 4 PM EST, where we will dive into AI and health care from both the domestic and international perspectives. Consisting of two panels, the roundtable will bring representatives from the public and private sector to discuss current U.S. policy developments to regulate AI in healthcare settings, including a discussion of recent proposals from federal health agencies; recent actions by the United States and European Union and to govern use of AI in health care; companies’ current and future use of evolving health AI/ML technologies and the impact of pending regulations on AI technology; and how organizations can support ethical use and regulatory compliance when using health AI systems and technologies.

Join us for an insightful webinar as we explore the health care priorities under the new Congress and Administration following the recent election.

The recent decision in Loper Bright is expected by many to impact judicial review of agency regulations and possibly how agencies approach drafting and enforcing regulations.