GJC Partner Andrew Danas recently chaired and spoke at a program on Disruptive and Emerging Technologies for and Beyond Transportation – Insurance and Liability Issues for the New Era at the American Bar Association Section of International Law’s 2017 Spring Meeting in Washington, D.C. The program focused on the legal and regulatory issues arising from the new technology and business models related to the Internet of Things (IoT) and the Sharing Economy. Mr. Danas and his fellow speakers discussed how the introduction of autonomous vehicles, IoT smart products, and computer platform-based industries and services are and will impact the need for businesses, consumers, and regulators to re-evaluate and modify existing laws, regulations, and insurance policies to address the product liability, insurance, cyber-security, data privacy, and other new and changing legal issues related to the Technological or Fourth Industrial Revolution.
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