Why You Should Watch

Join us as Nelson Law LLC provides an in-depth review of the landmark verdict involving Tesla. This session uncovers how the evidence was presented, what it means for product liability across the auto industry, and how future litigation may evolve.

Key Takeaways

• Critical Role of Evidence: How vehicle data, internal company documentation, and expert testimony shaped the verdict.
• Liability Implications for Automakers: What this case means for manufacturers of connected and autonomous vehicles.
• Impact on Insurance & Claims: Insights on how new liability paths affect insurers and claims practices.
• Regulatory and Industry Shifts: How courts and regulators are responding to vehicle software, transparency, and safety.

Why It Matters

This verdict is more than a one-off case—it signals a major shift in how courts may hold manufacturers responsible, particularly in the evolving landscape of connected and autonomous vehicles. For legal teams, insurers, OEMs, and technology providers, the implications are profound.

What to Expect

In this session, Mike Nelson (Nelson Law LLC) and Dr. Bryan Reimer (MIT) explore how vehicle data—from onboard sensors, telematics, and video evidence—is changing how crashes are investigated, liability is determined, and insurance claims are handled.

Key Take-aways

• Data as core evidence: Understand how digital footprints replace or complement human testimony in crash causation.
• Evolving liability models: Explore how software-defined vehicles shift responsibility among drivers, manufacturers, and systems.
• Transforming claims processes: Learn why analytics-driven workflows reduce costs, speed resolution, and decrease litigation exposure.
• Access & governance issues: Get clarity on data ownership, chain of custody, privacy, and regulatory pressures.
• Global tech comparison: See how U.S. automakers stack up globally in sensor fusion, software vehicles, and connected mobility.

Why It Matters

As vehicles become platforms for software, connectivity and data—not just mechanical systems—determine what happened in a crash, who is at fault, and how claims get resolved. This webinar offers a practical roadmap for insurers, attorneys, manufacturers, and policymakers navigating this new terrain.

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Learn how Nelson Law and Nelson Consulting support organizations by embedding data-driven investigation and decisioning into claims operations—improving accuracy, speed, and customer outcomes.
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What to Expect

In this insightful session, Mike Nelson (Nelson Law LLC) and Dr. Bryan Reimer (MIT) break down the most common misconceptions surrounding connected vehicles—and explain why those myths pose real legal, safety, and claims risks.

Key Take-aways

• Myth vs Reality: Discover the top 10 myths about connected and autonomous vehicles and why each one matters.
• Liability Shifts: Explore how these misconceptions affect fault, manufacturer responsibility, and insurance outcomes.
• Data & Evidence: Understand the role of telematics, vehicle data, sensors and connectivity in proving what actually happened.
• Claims Complexity: Learn how myths lead to bigger disputes, longer claim cycles, and higher costs for insurers, attorneys and OEMs.
• Strategic Response: Get actionable insights on how to challenge assumptions, strengthen investigations, and minimize exposure.

Why It Matters

Connected vehicles are here—and with them come a new set of rules, not just for driving, but for accountability, data, and risk. This webinar helps professionals in law, insurance, manufacturing, and regulation separate fact from fiction and prepare for the real landscape ahead.

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See how Nelson Law and Nelson Consulting help organizations embed data-driven investigation and decisioning workflows, improving accuracy, reducing disputes, and delivering better outcomes.
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