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October 2018
US Bill Seeks to Protect Self-Driving Vehicle Manufacturers

Gary Massey is a personal injury attorney and founder of Massey & Associates, P.C. located in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He graduated from Cumberland School of Law. He can be found on LinkedIn and Twitter.

May 2018
Would Lawsuits be Less Frequent with Self-Driving Cars?

For over 20 years J. Price McNamara, a car accident attorney with the Law Offices of J. Price McNamara has been fighting for his clients in court. His proven track record and limited caseload philosophy have given him a strong reputation in the state of Louisiana, follow him on Facebook and LinkedIn.

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Senate Democrats urge crackdown on autonomous vehicles and driver assist
Small towns with speed cameras could see changes if legislation is signed into law
GOP-led states sue to block U.S. emissions rules for cars, light trucks
Lawsuit Challenges Constitutionality of Civil Asset Seizure in Harris County
FOX 5 I-Team finds more speed camera trouble
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Immediate Attention: Contact Governor Gavin Newsom TODAY about AB43–the Traffic Safety Bill
Check out the Petition to Congress: Ban Blinding Headlights and Save Lives!
ATTENTION: Plan to Attend in Sept/Oct One of 13 Virtual Meetings on NYC’s Congestion Pricing Plan
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION: Ask your Michigan State Leaders to Vote NO on Two Automated Camera Bills (HB5272 and HB5284) + an Ask for Volunteers
For Immediate Attention Today: PA Senate Transportation Committee will vote on SB419—a new local police radar and LIDAR bill.
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