Sep 29, 2026

AI and the Law, Part 6: Isn't the Vendor Responsible?

Wilk Auslander is excited to share the final installment of litigator David Partida’s 6-Part New York Law Journal Series "AI and the Law”. In Part 6, he examines how liability caps, warranty disclaimers, and contractual gaps may shape disputes over AI system failures, urging organizations to negotiate stronger protections before litigation arises.

Thank you to everyone who has read the series. Stay tuned for more thought leadership from Wilk Auslander!

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Wilk Auslander associate David Partida spoke with Riley Brennan at Law.com about the Third Circuit's ruling in Thomson Reuters v. ROSS Intelligence Inc., No. 25-2153 (3d Cir. Sept. 29, 2026).

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