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Who answers for an injury: obvious dangers, occupiers and new technology.
Autonomous vehicles raise difficult questions about fault, insurance and product safety. Existing compensation pathways may apply, while national reforms aim to close specific gaps and clarify responsibility.
CCLCarter Capner Law · · 8 min read
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R J Douglas SC · · 41 min readConference paper
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