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    Fiona Phillips is committed to delivering exceptional legal services and fostering strong client relationships. She anticipates potential issues to minimize client exposure and works toward achieving favorable outcomes in an ...

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When No One Has to Drive: Navigating Liability in the Era of Driverless Vehicles
Fiona E. PhillipsIsaac R. Melton
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Tags: Autonomous Vehicles, Insurance Liability and Autonomous Vehicles, Missouri HB 1166, Missouri Law and Autonomous Vehicles, Self-Driving Vehicles and Liability Issues

Analyzes the complexities inherent in determining liability in motor vehicle accidents involving autonomous, self-driving vehicles.

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Navigating AI and the Hiring Process: Legal Implications
Fiona E. Phillips
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Tags: Artificial Intelligence in Hiring Process, Employment Discrimination from Use of AI, Mobley v. Workday

Discusses some of the advantages and possible legal concerns of utilizing AI in the hiring process, including a review of issues highlighted in the California employment discrimination case of Mobley v. Workday Inc.

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