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The Recorder

Apple Enters Self-Driving Race: Here's the Overall Lineup

The street race to develop and test autonomous vehicles ramped up this week when the California Department of Motor Vehicles granted Apple Inc. a license to test three driverless SUVs on state roads.
6 minute read

The Recorder

Next Stop for Waymo-Uber Fight Is the Federal Circuit

The D.C.-based appeals court temporarily halted proceedings Thursday to review an order that would force Uber to disclose information it says is shielded.
5 minute read

New York Law Journal

Judge Axes Hagens Berman Fee Request in VW Case

U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer awarded the Seattle plaintiffs firm $2.3 million, a small fraction of its request.
3 minute read

The Legal Intelligencer

Uber Facing Lawsuit Claiming Unidentified Driver Crashed

When Austin Lee stepped into a car he hailed through Uber, what he did not know was that the driver was not the one named in the app, a new lawsuit filed in Allegheny County against the rideshare giant alleges.
4 minute read

The Recorder

Uber's Driverless Car Program Hits Speed Bumps in Google Spat

A federal judge indicated he may rule against Uber if the head of its driverless car program pleads the Fifth over allegations he stole Google's trade secrets.
5 minute read

Law.com

RoboLaw: A Q&A With Littler's AI Practice Leader Garry Mathiason

Veteran class action litigator Garry Mathiason recently traded his firm management role for a new challenge, co-chairing the firm's emergent Robotics, AI, and Automation practice group. Mathiason sat down with ALM Director of Intelligence Dirk Olin to discuss the new group as well as the brave new world of the law machine.
9 minute read

New York Law Journal

Maisonet v. Roman

By | April 14, 2016
Plausible Sudden Emergency Doctrine Defense Requires Summary Judgment's Reversal
3 minute read

New York Law Journal

Plaintiffs Withdraw Fourth Bellwether Case Before GM Trial

Bellwether cases in the multi-district litigation over defective General Motors ignition switches are being cleared faster than trials can be held.
11 minute read

Corporate Counsel

Fired GM Lawyers Won't Face State Discipline

Six former in-house counsel at Detroit-based General Motors Co. fired over their roles in the fatal ignition switch scandal have apparently escaped a state ethics inquiry.
5 minute read

The Legal Intelligencer

No Stacking Waiver Required When Car Is Added to Policy

Insurers are not required to provide policyholders with a new form waiving the stacking of uninsured and underinsured benefits when insureds add vehicles to their single-vehicle insurance policies, the Superior Court has ruled.
10 minute read

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