The Legal Challenges Facing Tesla and Waymo’s Robotaxis
For Tesla, Waymo, and other AV companies, navigating these legal roadblocks will be just as crucial as improving the technology itself.
Sharon Feldman
Sharon Feldman is a legal and safety writer based in San Diego, California. When she’s not writing about the law, Sharon spends time with her husband and dog by watching movies, cooking together, and remodeling their home.
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A Look at Self-Driving Car Deaths
The future of autonomous vehicles depends not only on the capabilities of the technology but also on the industry’s commitment to safety and the public’s trust in its potential to improve our lives.
Who is Liable If You Get Injured at the Airport?
If you and your attorney are successful, you can recover a few different types of damages from the liable party.
Death at the Grand Canyon: Who is Liable?
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How Many Americans Know a Victim of Gun Violence?
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Data Study: Accidental Death in the United States
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Sexual Harassment in the Military
One bright spot according to military higher ups is that the military is now focused more on prevention of these incidents in the first place.
Does Wisconsin Have Dram Shop or Social Host Liability Laws?
What does that mean for Wisconsin social hosts?
Mesothelioma Statistics in the U.S.
Around 3,000 people are diagnosed with mesothelioma in the U.S. each year.