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SUMMARY:Institute for Mobility Education Intro Session
DESCRIPTION:Description\n\nCrashes haven’t changed—but vehicles have. Today’s vehicles are software-defined systems generating detailed data before\, during\, and after crashes—data already reshaping claims\, investigations\, litigation\, and regulation. Yet many professionals still rely on legacy assumptions and tools. This free\, two-hour introductory session from the Institute for Mobility Education (IME) closes that gap. You’ll gain a clear\, practical understanding of how modern vehicles behave\, what data they generate\, and why it’s becoming central to fault\, causation\, and liability across insurance\, legal\, law-enforcement\, regulatory\, and OEM roles. The session also previews IME’s upcoming certification pathways for deeper\, role-specific training.
URL:https://nelson.legal/event/institute-for-mobility-education-intro-session/
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SUMMARY:IME Intro Session
DESCRIPTION:Modern crashes aren’t just about driver error anymore. Today’s vehicles generate gigabytes of data every hour – from braking\, steering\, and lane assist\, to bio-metric and over-the-air software updates. This 2-hour introductory course from the Institute for Mobility Education (IME) is designed to help claims professionals\, attorneys\, law enforcement\, and regulators understand what’s now possible\, and what’s at stake. \nYou’ll get a high-level walk-through of: \n\nHow connected vehicle data works (beyond the “black box”)\nWhere to find it\, how to access it\, and why it matters\nReal-world examples of how vehicle performance data is reshaping liability\, subrogation\, and crash investigation\nWhat rights you may unknowingly waive during purchase or subscription\n\nWhether you’re dealing with complex ADAS claims\, litigating liability\, or setting policy\, this session will show why mobility data is no longer optional. It’s foundational knowledge for anyone working at the intersection of vehicles\, risk\, and accountability. \nSpace is limited. Early registration encouraged.
URL:https://nelson.legal/event/ime-intro-session/
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SUMMARY:IME Intro Session
DESCRIPTION:Modern crashes aren’t just about driver error anymore. Today’s vehicles generate gigabytes of data every hour – from braking\, steering\, and lane assist\, to bio-metric and over-the-air software updates. This 2-hour introductory course from the Institute for Mobility Education (IME) is designed to help claims professionals\, attorneys\, law enforcement\, and regulators understand what’s now possible\, and what’s at stake. \nYou’ll get a high-level walk-through of: \n\nHow connected vehicle data works (beyond the “black box”)\nWhere to find it\, how to access it\, and why it matters\nReal-world examples of how vehicle performance data is reshaping liability\, subrogation\, and crash investigation\nWhat rights you may unknowingly waive during purchase or subscription\n\nWhether you’re dealing with complex ADAS claims\, litigating liability\, or setting policy\, this session will show why mobility data is no longer optional. It’s foundational knowledge for anyone working at the intersection of vehicles\, risk\, and accountability. \nSpace is limited. Early registration encouraged.
URL:https://nelson.legal/event/ime-intro-session-2/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251021T123000
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SUMMARY:Nelson Law Webinar
DESCRIPTION:From Black Box to Cloud: The New Era of Vehicle Data Transparency \nJoin Mike Nelson and Bryan Reimer on one of the biggest issues shaping mobility\, insurance\, and safety today: vehicle data. \nWe’ll explore how data—from onboard systems\, telematics\, and video—now determines fault\, liability\, and even regulatory direction after a crash. Bryan and I will also discuss the challenges around data access and transparency\, and how these forces are reshaping claims handling and litigation. \nIf you work in insurance\, law\, or mobility technology\, this session will offer a unique look at where the data-driven future is headed.
URL:https://nelson.legal/event/nelson-law-webinar/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:Story Behind the Verdict What the Tesla Trial Evidence Tells Us
DESCRIPTION:The Benavides v. Tesla Inc. verdict has become one of the most closely watched product liability cases in recent years. On August 1\, 2025\, a Miami federal jury found Tesla 33% responsible for a fatal crash involving its Autopilot system\, awarding $243 million in damages\, including $200 million in punitive damages. \nJust days after the trial concluded\, Mike Nelson and Dr. Phil Koopman recorded an initial podcast sharing early reactions. At that time\, the trial transcript and exhibits were not yet available. \nNow\, with the full record in hand\, Mike and Phil are getting together again to revisit the case—this time diving into the transcripts and exhibits to uncover what really emerged in court. They will explore the issues that shaped the jury’s decision\, the role of data integrity and safety claims\, and what this means for accountability and the future of mobility. \nJoin us for this important conversation that goes beyond headlines to examine the evidence\, strategies\, and lasting implications of this landmark verdict.
URL:https://nelson.legal/event/story-behind-the-verdict-what-the-tesla-trial-evidence-tells-us/
LOCATION:Zoom
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SUMMARY:Benavides v. Tesla\, Inc.—What the Jury Decided and What the Implications Are
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a timely and highly anticipated webinar as we unpack the verdict in Benavides v. Tesla Inc.\, one of the most closely watched product liability trials in recent years. \nMike Nelson and Phil Koopman will break down the jury’s findings\, the key legal and technical arguments that shaped the trial\, and what this outcome means for the future of automated driving technology\, manufacturer liability\, and regulatory oversight. Whether you’re in law\, insurance\, transportation policy\, or mobility tech\, this is a must-attend discussion for understanding where the legal landscape is heading. \nKey Takeaways Will Include: \n\nAnalysis of the jury’s decision and rationale\nHow this case could influence future litigation and settlements\nImplications for driver-assist systems and product safety disclosures\nMobility\, insurance\, and auto tech ripple effects
URL:https://nelson.legal/event/benavides-v-tesla-inc-what-the-jury-decided-and-what-the-implications-are/
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SUMMARY:Part 2: 10 Myths About Connected Vehicles & Legal Risks
DESCRIPTION:In Part 2 of our series on connected vehicles\, we take a deeper dive into 10 of the most common myths shaping public perception\, policymaking\, and legal strategy around connected cars—and confront the legal realities beneath them. From assumptions that existing traffic laws are sufficient\, to misunderstandings about Event Data Recorders (EDRs)\, Chinese EV makers like BYD\, and the persistence of EV range anxiety\, we’ll explore where popular beliefs fall short of the technological and regulatory truth. We’ll also unpack the widely held notion that people “love to drive” and examine how evolving preferences and automation challenge that idea. \nTopics include: \n\nDo we really need new laws for connected vehicles?\nThe misunderstood role of Event Data Recorders (EDRs)\nLegal and strategic concerns around Chinese automakers like BYD\nThe reality—and exaggeration—of EV range anxiety\nThe myth of the joyful driver in a world of automation\n\nJoin us for a myth-busting session that brings legal clarity to a fast-moving technological frontier. \n Who should attend:\nAttorneys\, policymakers\, insurers\, mobility experts\, auto industry professionals\, and anyone navigating the legal implications of connected and automated vehicles.
URL:https://nelson.legal/event/part-2-10-myths-about-connected-vehicles-legal-risks/
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CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:Ten Myths About Connected Vehicles & Legal Risks
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an insightful webinar that tackles 10 common myths surrounding connected vehicles and the legal risks associated with them. We’ll explore the complexities of automated driving technology\, including the realities of liability\, the effectiveness of human intervention\, the limitations of SAE autonomy levels\, and the evolving legal landscape. \nDiscover how manufacturers’ disclaimers\, product safety\, and insurance challenges shape the industry\, and delve into issues like event data recorders\, range anxiety\, and consumer adoption. Gain a deeper understanding of how these myths impact both the technology and legal frameworks as we navigate the future of connected vehicles. \nRegister Today
URL:https://nelson.legal/event/ten-myths-about-connected-vehicles-legal-risks/
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