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Robots are Coming: A Discussion of Choice-of-Law Issues and Outcomes in Telesurgical Malpractice
New technology frequently emerges that challenges the legal status quo. Early adopters must then grapple with uncertainty over how the law will apply to novel legal quandaries. There is no better example of this than in medicine; however, the health care field is notoriously risk averse. Despite thi
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