Autonomous Vehicles: Legal Implications of a Driverless Future

The rapid development of ever-advancing driverless technologies brings with it a whole slew of legal questions. For one, who is responsible for regulating the use of this new technology? Can the term "autonomous" really be used to describe any of today's vehicles? And, if a vehicle boasting some level of autonomy is involved in an accident, who is at fault? State Bar of Texas host Rocky Dhir welcomes Quentin Brogdon and Ron Hedges to answer common questions about autonomous vehicles and their many intersections with different areas of the law. Quentin Brogdon is a partner at Crain Brogdon Rogers in Dallas, where he specializes in personal injury trial law. Ronald J. Hedges is senior counsel with Dentons US.

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Autonomous Vehicles: Legal Implications of a Driverless Future is an episode from State Bar of Texas Podcast by Legal Talk Network.

This episode is 37:46 long.

This episode was published on Jun 4, 2020.

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