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The TBA Conference on Artificial Intelligence & the Law (TCAIL): Join us on Dec. 6 for the inaugural Tennessee Bar Association Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the Law (TCAIL) in Nashville at the Tennessee Bankers Association. The day will begin with an introductory session presented by the Chair of the TBA AI Task Force, A.J. Bahou. Next, we will get into AI and the substantive practice of law which will discuss legal research, document generation, e-discovery and more. We will have two judicial panel sessions with lunch in between. We will end our day with an AI ethics session. Law Tech and General Solo section members will receive a $50 discount on registration

What Attorneys Must Know About Secondary and Vicarious Trauma: Sponsored by TBA's Young Lawyers Division, this course dives into the complexities of secondary and vicarious trauma within the legal profession. Participants will explore how exposure to the traumatic experiences of clients can affect lawyers’ mental health and overall well-being.

Our panel will equip you with the knowledge and tools to take action to safeguard your mental health and support your colleagues.

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Tuition Assistance

Request a tuition assistance grant application from the TBA Tuition Assistance Program (available to TBA Members with a self-declared law-related income level of $50,000 or less).

Help Your Colleagues

Faculty Spotlight: Jaz Boon

Join Jaz for the Environmental Law Forum taking place in Nashville on November 15.

Jaz Boon is a Senior Counsel for Bridgestone Americas, Inc. where he provides legal advice and support for Bridgestone’s Environmental, Health and Safety, and Sustainability teams. In his role, he navigates the various business needs of each team while also providing practical advice to effectuate compliance with environmental and health, and safety regulations. Jaz has also been involved in promoting sustainable recycling practices, supporting the addition of renewable energy across the business, and working with NGOs and local, state, and federal government agencies to improve environmental and health, and safety practices.

Jaz currently serves on the Board of Directors for the Nashville Bar Association, the Board of Directors for the Nashville Children’s Alliance, and as a member and Past Chair of the Environmental Law Section of the Tennessee Bar Association. Jaz earned his J.D. as a member of Belmont Law’s Charter Class in 2014 and a Biology degree from Lipscomb University in 2003. Jaz resides in the Oak Hill area with his wife and two daughters.

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