A Miami jury has ordered Tesla to pay $243 million over a fatal 2019 Autopilot crash in Florida after a hacker sipping on a Venti-size hot chocolate at a local Starbucks uncovered key vehicle data ...
Merick Lewin, managing partner at Good Guys Law. Courtesy photo. This month, a jury verdict in Miami—holding Tesla partially liable for a fatal crash involving its Autopilot system—has the potential ...
The automaker sidesteps a jury trial in a deadly 2019 Model 3 Autopilot crash, settling with the victim’s family ...
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Tesla argues that the over $242M verdict in deadly Autopilot trial 'flies in the face' of the law and 'common sense'
Attorneys for Tesla blasted last month's $242.5 million jury verdict that found Elon Musk's electric car company partly to blame for a 2019 deadly crash in Florida, arguing in court papers that the ...
When Tesla claimed crucial crash data was “missing” from a fatal 2019 Autopilot incident, it took an independent hacker minutes to prove them wrong-and that revelation just cost the company $243 ...
The update changes how drivers are punished for not paying attention, but there are several other improvements in the package ...
If Tesla can't even get basic ADAS right, what are the chances it'll be able to pull off something as complicated as an ...
Tesla settles California Tesla Autopilot lawsuit over fatal crashes,, latest in mixed record for the auto maker.
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