The two crashes of Boeing's 737-8 Max can turn out to be very costly for the US company. If confirmed what is suspected at the moment, namely that the two... read more →
As in many areas of daily life, artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly important in medicine. It can help recognizing cancer earlier or to detect diseases - but what if the... read more →
In this article, Philipp Reusch, lecturer for product liability and product safety at RWTH University Aachen, explains his point of view on when artificial intelligence developers should be held liable... read more →
Not only libraries and other state institutions had been closed since Christmas due to the government shutdown, but also watchdogs such as the Consumer Product Safety Commission, which advises and... read more →
In its current report, the European Court of Auditors warns that existing legislation on food safety in the European Union is still not sufficiently implemented, and because of the large... read more →
Surgical robots have quickly become the standard for a wide variety of surgical procedures. On jdsupra.com Mihai Vrasmasu has summarized the trends in product liability litigation in the surgical robotics... read more →
After the hacker atack on German politicians and other prominent people, Anke Domscheit-Berg demands higher IT-security standards and IT product liability for companies. Read more on finanznachrichten.de. Please be aware... read more →
More and more household devices are connected to the Internet and each other. They are called smart home devices, but many customers don't know what that term actually means. For... read more →
Every year, non-profit organization "World Against Toys Causing Harm" (W.A.T.C.H) publishes its list of the 10 most dangerous toys of the year. While some toys deserve their place and are... read more →
In an in-depth interview, Steven Steinborn, attorney and partner at Hogan Lovells in Washington, D.C., talks about the role of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. It has regulatory authority... read more →