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Lawyer Minds Podcast #9 – Discussing Recent Developments in Autonomous Vehicles

Published on Aug 27, 2020
This is the official podcast of Lawyer Minds. We’ll discuss news related to the Lawyer Minds ecosystem and the legal industry in general.

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Mike Campbell

Mike Campbell heads the Columbia, MO office of Thomas Law Offices and concentrates his practice on motor vehicle and medical negligence litigation. He is on the Board of Governors for the Missouri Association of Trial Attorneys, is an associate editor …

Tad Thomas

Mr. Thomas is the founding partner of Thomas Law Offices with offices in Louisville, Kentucky, Cincinnati, Ohio and Chicago, IL.  He and his firm practice solely in the area of civil litigation with a primary focus on medical device and pharmaceutical …

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Automated vehicles are the future for travel and shipping on American roadways — but significant questions still exist about how safe those vehicles are for human and commercial use. Implicit in those questions are issues about who has legal responsibility for a defective part or a defective vehicle, as well as ethical considerations about how this technology should be implemented.

Thankfully, the American Association for Justice is taking these issues head on and is working with Congress and state legislatures across the country to ensure that this new technology poses as little risk to society as possible and to ensure that the people and companies behind manufacturing faulty vehicles can be held accountable by those they harm.

In this episode we sit down with Daniel Hinkle, AAJ’s State Affairs Counsel, and trial attorney Elise Sanguinetti to discuss these issues and more.

To contact or learn more about Elise, please visit her firm page: https://aswtlawyers.com/attorneys/elise-r-sanguinetti/

To learn more about Daniel, check out his LinkedIn® page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielhinkle/

Additionally, the testimony he gave to the Congressional Energy and Commerce Committee on February 11, 2020 can be found here: https://docs.house.gov/meetings/IF/IF17/20200211/110513/HHRG-116-IF17-Wstate-HinkleD-20200211.pdf

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