Advancements in automotive technology, from electrification and autonomous systems to connected vehicles, have introduced new complexities to intellectual property and commercial disputes. As manufacturers and suppliers innovate across these evolving areas, legal teams rely on our automotive experts to clarify complex technologies and strengthen their case strategy.
DOAR’s automotive experts bring deep technical, regulatory, and industry experience across emerging vehicle technologies and global supply chains. They provide clear, credible insight into how innovations are developed, deployed, and commercialized, helping attorneys identify key issues, anticipate challenges, and communicate them effectively in court.
With backgrounds in engineering, manufacturing, and business operations, our automotive industry experts combine deep technical knowledge with an understanding of the broader business context, including licensing, compliance, and strategic partnerships. This comprehensive perspective connects innovation to market realities and enables a clear assessment of both the technical and business stakes in complex automotive disputes.
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We represent experts who are world-class academics, industry executives, and former government regulators who were carefully selected for their knowledge, experience, and ability to communicate effectively.
Expertise in LiDAR, AI-based vehicle control, and the integration of autonomous features into modern vehicles.
Experience with V2X communication and telematics, including connected vehicle platforms and data flows.
Focus on vehicle network security and intrusion detection across in-vehicle and connected systems.
Knowledge spanning ICE, hybrid, and electric powertrains, with emphasis on design, performance, and efficiency.
Familiarity with emissions and safety standards, as well as IP-related requirements that shape product and litigation risk.
Insight into sourcing, logistics, and risk management for complex, global automotive supply chains.
Background in lightweight materials and advanced manufacturing, informing assessments of design and production choices.
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