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Legal Technology, Advanced Analytics, and the Impact of the Pandemic on Innovation In the Automotive Industry
Prior to the pandemic, the automotive industry was already experiencing a confluence of events prompting the sector's most impactful shift of the 21st century. From managing litigation risks and preparing for a driverless future to navigating a dynamically changing labor and employment landscape and traversing a precarious trade environment, car manufacturers have been on the precipice of an unprecedented pivot. Add the consequences of COVID-19 and car makers are seeing a global realignment of their businesses and customer preferences.
Prior to mid-March, the volume of litigation was increasing exponentially with rising vehicle sales. In February of 2020 alone, over 17 million cars were sold in the United States. (See, U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, February 2020 Total Vehicle Sales [TOTALSA], retrieved from FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, March 24, 2020.) That pace has likely slowed given the nationwide court closures, but the data privacy and cybersecurity uncertainty associated with connected cars could threaten still the industry's long-term success.
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