Technology
Apr. 24, 2023
Defense win from 1st jury to judge Tesla Autopilot
The automaker said it never claimed the Autopilot feature was a substitute for an attentive driver.
Tesla Inc. was cleared Friday by a state court jury in Glendale that found that the automobile manufacturer’s Autopilot feature did not malfunction in a 2019 crash involving a Tesla Model S.
Tesla, which denied all the allegations against it, was represented by James M. Golden, Dmitriy Kopelevich, and Michael R. Carey at Dykema Gossett LLP. The attorneys wrote in court filings that Tesla never claimed the Autopilot feature was a substitute ...
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