Did Your Car Just Update... and Crash? We trust our computers to work. But we all know they glitch. Modern cars are basically computers on wheels. Companies like Tesla push "over-the-air" software updates to your car while it sits in your driveway. Sometimes, these updates change how the brakes or steering assist work. If your car behaves unpredictably after an update and causes a crash, is it your fault? We are on the cutting edge of this legal issue. We look into whether the manufacturer released a buggy update without enough testing. You shouldn't be a crash test dummy for a tech company.
Practice context
Medical Malpractice
Medical malpractice claims require proof that a licensed provider departed from the accepted standard of care and that the departure caused measurable harm. Most states impose pre-suit notice requirements, expert affidavit obligations, and damages caps on non-economic losses. These cases are resource-intensive and typically handled on a contingency basis by firms with in-house medical consultants.
