Data is arguably the products liability issue of the future. Dealing with data is often already a critical part of products liability lawsuits, but with the rise of artificial intelligence and ...

Few products present as immediate and lethal a risk when defective as a firearm. In an industry where precision, reliability, and safety should be paramount, even the smallest design flaw, ...

An influx of cases asserting product-type claims—grounded in the use of AI tools and “defects” in their development—is changing how these technologies are treated in litigation. For decades, software ...

Aviation manufacturers can be held "strictly liable" for product defects (design, manufacturing, or failure to warn) without needing to prove negligence, with courts focusing on the product's safety.

Given the significant costs associated with litigating product liability claims, product manufacturers should expend time and resources to reduce product liability risks and react quickly to product ...

A medtech startup typically focuses on two key legal needs: (1) ensuring that its technology has proper and thorough intellectual property protection, and (2) outlining a detailed pathway for FDA ...