Six months after releasing our 2024 Automotive Trends Report, we look at which of our legal trends continue driving the industry forward… and which ones might be in the rearview mirror. Today, Clay Cossé, Michael Carey, and David Killoran dive into the dynamic legal landscape of autonomous vehicles.

Print:
Email this postTweet this postLike this postShare this post on LinkedIn
Photo of Michael R. Carey Michael R. Carey

Michael Carey is trial lawyer with experience in complex commercial litigation and products liability defense. With his creative and authentic approach to jury presentation, Mr. Carey has taken numerous cases to successful verdict in state and federal courts across the country. In addition…

Michael Carey is trial lawyer with experience in complex commercial litigation and products liability defense. With his creative and authentic approach to jury presentation, Mr. Carey has taken numerous cases to successful verdict in state and federal courts across the country. In addition to his trial work, Mr. Carey has defended and prosecuted appeals before the Minnesota Appellate Courts and the Eighth and Ninth Circuits.

In addition to his trial and appellate practice, Mr. Carey serves as co-leader of the Firm’s Mobility and Advanced Transportation Team. He counsels mobility industry clients on proactive risk mitigation strategies relating to Automated Driving Systems (ADS) and other advanced automotive safety technologies. He is also frequently called on to publish and present on legal issues and advances in this emerging field.

Read more about Michael R. Carey
Show more Show less
Photo of Clay Cossé Clay Cossé

Clay Cossé represents clients in complex litigation in the automotive, products liability, commercial, electrical and gas utility, transportation, and catastrophic loss spheres. Clay obtains results for his clients by leveraging superior knowledge of their industries, their technologies, their processes, and the state of…

Clay Cossé represents clients in complex litigation in the automotive, products liability, commercial, electrical and gas utility, transportation, and catastrophic loss spheres. Clay obtains results for his clients by leveraging superior knowledge of their industries, their technologies, their processes, and the state of the art.  Clay serves as co-leader of the firm’s electric and autonomous vehicles (E/AV) and advanced mobility team. He is a frequent contributor to Westlaw Today on all subjects automotive.

Read more about Clay Cossé
Show more Show less
Photo of David Killoran David Killoran

A forceful, agile courtroom presence and skilled advocate with a lengthy record of favorable outcomes, David has established himself as one of the nation’s most respected and in-demand defense lawyers in product cases. His trial and appellate work spans a broad range of…

A forceful, agile courtroom presence and skilled advocate with a lengthy record of favorable outcomes, David has established himself as one of the nation’s most respected and in-demand defense lawyers in product cases. His trial and appellate work spans a broad range of industries and jurisdictions. He has served as national, regional, and local counsel and has coordinated litigation nationwide in complex matters.

Show more Show less
Related Posts
2023 Automotive Trends Check-In: Trending Up or Trending Down? Spotlight: Autonomous Vehicles
August 2, 2023
Is the Electric Revolution Here to Stay? Here Are 3 Major Trends That Will Define Automotive M&A in 2023
September 22, 2022
Are Autonomous Vehicles Safe? NHTSA Releases Murky Data on 2021-2022 AV Crashes
June 23, 2022