Tesla’s Cybercab, a self-driving taxi service, has begun deployment in several cities across the US. This development presents significant legal challenges as attorneys are already preparing to handle accident cases involving vehicles lacking human drivers, raising questions about liability and responsibility. The emergence of firms specializing in "Cybercab accident" litigation highlights the need for new legal precedent surrounding autonomous vehicle incidents, potentially leading to landmark court battles similar to the recent $243 million verdict against Tesla regarding Autopilot.
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