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Liability
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Searcy Law Blog
Who Is Liable When a Commercial Truck Causes a Multi-Vehicle Pileup in Florida?
By Searcy Law
When a commercial truck causes a multi-vehicle pileup, determining who (or what company) is liable starts with understanding exactly why the accident happened. While driver negligence is a common factor…
News & Media Blog
Chicago Expressway Accidents: Who Is Liable in a Multi-Vehicle Crash?
Multi-vehicle crashes and traffic pileups in Chicago usually involve lots of traffic, so it is no surprise that the Windy City ranks first in the country for traffic congestion. Chicago…
Thompson Coburn LLP
Mark Power Discusses Restructuring Trends Shaping the Second Half of 2026
Thompson Coburn partner Mark Power was recently featured in the September 2026 issue of TMA NYC’s semi-annual newsletter, The Turnaround Report, where leading restructuring professionals shared their perspectives on current…
The D&O Diary
Director Checklist for D&O Policies: 10 Key Terms and Provisions Boards Should Assess
By Sarah Abrams
For both public and private companies and their boards, directors and officers (D&O) insurance continues to be a critical component for mitigating potentially significant financial exposure from litigation. In the following…
Legal Futures Blog
Evidence, CCTV and telematics: how liability disputes in RTA claims are changing
By Legal Futures Associate National ClaimsFor claims professionals, the traditional road traffic accident (RTA) liability dispute is changing. What might once have depended predominantly on two competing accounts can now involve…
Tech & Sourcing @ Morgan Lewis
AI Deliverables and Liability: Considerations for Risk Allocation
By Morgan Lewis
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly embedded in development services, outsourcing arrangements, and other commercial and technology transactions, customers and vendors are confronting a deceptively simple question: How should risk…
McCarter & English, LLP
Festival Law 101: The Legal Playbook for Event Professionals
The legal concepts every event professional should understand aren’t taught in most event planning playbooks. Taylor Collins presents on the legal fundamentals that shape the events industry, offering practical guidance…
Technology's Legal Edge
Who’s liable for AI hallucinations in customer service? Dr. Rick, Dr. Nick, and the chatbot that went too far
By Dr. Nico Brunotte, Christian Kohli
Artificial intelligence has quietly become an increasingly common feature of customer communication. Across industries, companies are using AI-powered chatbots, virtual assistants, and automated customer journeys to support or replace traditional…
Commercial Case Notes
Court Enforces Agreement Provision Limiting Liability
By John Lundin
On September 3, 2026, the First Department issued a decision in Jefferies LLC v. Mountain State Energy Holdings LLC, 2026 NY Slip Op. 05232, enforcing an agreement limiting a party’s…
Truth on the Market
The Right-Answer Machine: Who Decides What Chatbots Should Say?
The trouble with chatbots is right there in the name: They talk. When that talk contributes to harm, policymakers face a deceptively difficult question. Should they seek rules that amount…