Autopilot Tech: False Claims & History Repeating
Nearly a century before the first Tesla hit the streets, the driverless car du jour was a Pontiac known as the Phantom developed in the 1920’s. The Phantom was allegedly remote controlled by the tap of a telegraph key by a second car trailing miles behind. But much of the Phantom tech was over-hyped & under-delivered.
Autopilot, CAT (Collision Avoidance Technology) and Self-Driving Vehicles
Fast forward to today & driverless cars are set to take the world by storm with the global market for self-driving vehicles reaching around $2.5 trillion by 2030. But we are still at the infancy of this new technology that heavily employs autopilot and CAT (Collision Avoidance Technology).
Tesla Litigation: More Elon Musk Misinformation
In this CLE, Brett Scheiber will detail this new technology and discuss litigation that has ensued from accidents involving Tesla vehicles. Brett will mainly: demystify autopilot, describe how the tech works & how it fails, review Tesla’s claims regarding its autopilot and CAT (Collision Avoidance Technology) technology, show you how to collect the evidence for litigation and how to vet these & other CAT cases. To access the course click here: Tesla Autopilot Failure Litigation and the Future of CAT.
Additional Tesla Autopilot Failure Litigation topics:
* The 5 levels of tech
* Myths & facts regarding autopilot & CAT
* EDR (Event Data Recorder) data
* On-board Tesla videos
* Car log/D16
* The NHTSA & NTSB
* The future of Tesla cases & litigation
Brett Schreiber, Trial Lawyer
Brett Schreiber’s practice includes mass torts, personal injury, medical malpractice and condemnation law. Whether lecturing student groups or handling pro bono claims for wrongfully convicted, he is guided by the Hebrew principle of tikkun olam meaning “to heal the world.”
California CLE
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