Description The U.S. Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization turned the issue of abortion law back to the states and immediately sent shockwaves through the nation’s hospitals, health systems, and health professionals on the front line of care. Since then, numerous states have enacted legislation to restrict or ban abortions, while other have taken additional steps to increase access to the procedure. At the same time, rhetoric and speculation by those on both sides of the issue are sowing confusion about the extent to which these new laws will impact health professionals’ liability risks. Our panelists will discuss what the real risks are and the practical steps they have taken to address the medical liability implications of the new healthcare environment.