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EPISODE · Dec 31, 2025 · 59 MIN

Navigating Liability and Litigation in the Driverless Era

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In this program, Kenneth P. Williams of Segal McCambridge breaks down the accelerating legal challenges created by autonomous vehicles and the technologies that support them. The program explores how liability is shifting toward manufacturers, software providers, fleet operators, and other participants in the AV ecosystem as traditional negligence concepts evolve. It also examines emerging insurance coverage disputes, subrogation pitfalls, regulatory scrutiny, and the rise of complex commercial litigation tied to AV defects and data-driven failures.

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