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EU law cross-sector weekly highlights: sanctions, MiCA/DORA, ECB DLT, product liability for automated vehicles, cybersecurity, energy/sustainability, life sciences, insurance, trade and DSA/AI—27 February 2025

Published on: 27 February 2025

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The impact of the revised EU Product Liability Directive on the automated vehicles sector

Directive (EU) 2024/2853 (the Revised EU Product Liability Directive) streamlines how consumers bring product liability claims, widens its remit to cover software and AI‑integrated products, lightens the evidential burden, and introduces new disclosure obligations designed to balance consumer protection with the opportunities and challenges of rapidly evolving technologies, including automated vehicles (AVs). In this piece, we outline what AV manufacturers placing products on the EU market need to grasp about the updated product liability framework and how they can reduce mounting liability risks. Written by Katie Chandler and Florian Lambrach (partners), Joe Pengelly (associate), and Dr. Philipp Behrendt (head) of Taylor Wessing’s German Disputes and Investigations team. See News Analysis: The impact of the revised EU Product Liability Directive on the automated vehicles sector...

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