We’ve posted the completed jury verdict form from Benavides v. Tesla Inc., a landmark product liability case involving Tesla’s driver assistance technology. This document captures the jury’s final findings on liability, causation, and damages, and marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing legal and regulatory conversation around automated driving systems.

The verdict offers valuable insight into how jurors interpreted the facts, expert testimony, and legal arguments presented throughout the trial. For attorneys, insurers, policymakers, and mobility tech professionals, this case—and this verdict—may serve as a bellwether for future litigation involving advanced vehicle technologies.

As part of our ongoing effort to provide transparency and insight into high-stakes litigation involving emerging technologies, we’re making key pleadings and filings from Benavides v. Tesla Inc. available for review.

This case—centered on allegations involving Tesla’s driver assistance systems and product liability claims—raises important questions about legal responsibility, safety disclosures, and the evolving role of automation in personal injury litigation. By sharing these documents, we aim to support informed dialogue among legal professionals, policymakers, industry stakeholders, and the public.

Check back regularly as we continue to upload motions, responses, expert reports, and other court filings from this closely watched trial.