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Who Is at Fault for a Self-Driving Car Accident in California?

As technological advancements continue to change the motor vehicle industry, self-driving cars are becoming increasingly more common. There are currently 1,400 self-driving cars in the United States. While these futuristic vehicles may be exciting, there are safety concerns associated with these autonomous vehicles.

Since the debut of self-driving cars on California roads, damaging accidents have occurred. Younglove Law Group has a team of California car accident lawyers with experience helping clients who have been injured in self-driving car accidents. If you have been hit by a self-driving car in California, it can be challenging to know who is at fault for any losses you have suffered from the accident.

Who Is Liable in a Self-Driving Car Accident in California?

Self-driving cars were designed with many goals in mind. One such goal is to decrease the number of motor vehicle accidents that occur each day in the United States. One of the leading causes of motor vehicle accidents is human error, or negligence. Self-driving cars are a potential solution to this problem because they can drive themselves without the help of a human driver. Unfortunately, since the introduction of autonomous cars on the roads, self-driving cars have caused accidents on multiple occasions.

If you have been injured by an autonomous vehicle, there are a couple of different parties who may be held responsible for your injuries. The parties that might be liable for the accident include:

  • Manufacturers: If the vehicle is being tested and is not yet available to be owned by the public, the manufacturer (g., Tesla) may be liable.
  • Driver: If a driver of the car was supposed to stop the vehicle in the event of an issue, they could be held partially responsible for the accident.
  • Owner’s Insurance Provider: If a person or entity owns the self-driving car, they may be liable for the accident.

Proving liability can be difficult for any car accident claim, especially when the car that hit you is self-driving. That is why it is crucial to employ the help of an experienced car accident lawyer in California. You want a skilled attorney on your side to help you with your claim.

Can You Collect Damages after a Self-Driving Car Accident?

If you or a loved one have been injured in a self-driving car accident, you may be able to collect financial compensation in the form of damages. Some of the damages you may be eligible to receive will cover:

  • Medical expenses
  • Lost wages
  • Lost earning potential
  • Property damage
  • Pain and suffering

If you are unsure of what damages you are eligible to collect, a skilled car accident lawyer may be able to help you by going over the details of your claim.

Contact a California Self-Driving Car Accident Lawyer at Younglove Law Group Today

Proving liability in a car accident can be difficult, but it is even more complicated when a self-driving car is involved. While it may be challenging to prove who is at fault, it is not impossible when you have the help of a California self-driving car accident lawyer on your side.

Younglove Law Group is a car accident law firm with extensive experience helping clients who have been injured in self-driving car accidents in California. Our knowledgeable team has the skills needed to help you navigate the California claims process. We want to help you pursue the financial compensation you deserve. To speak with one of our attorneys, you can fill out our contact form or call (949) 691-3660.

November 8, 2021/by younglovelaw
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