Video series on the new EU Product Liability Directive

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6 March 2024

EU AI Liability Directive on hold: what lies ahead?

As reported earlier, the EU Product Liability Directive is being completely revised almost four decades after its adoption. The new regime will be a gamechanger for product liability disputes and facilitate actions against manufacturers, distributors, importers and other market players.

In a series of short videos, our EU product liability experts provide further insights into the most important changes, addressing:

the significant extension of the scope of covered products, economic actors and damage positions,
how new assumptions alleviate the burden of proof and reverse the litigation risk,
what the new disclosure obligations mean for affected businesses,
whether the new provisions will facilitate collective redress actions, and
the time limits to bring product liability claims and, in particular, the extension of the expiry period in case of latent damages.

Watch the series of short videos below

Key changes and extension of scope

Alleviations of the burden of proof

Disclosure obligations

Collective Redress

Time limits and expiry period

Video series on the new EU Product Liability Directive

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EU AI Liability Directive on hold: what lies ahead?

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Video series on the new EU Product Liability Directive

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Video series on the new EU Product Liability Directive

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EU AI Liability Directive on hold: what lies ahead?

Watch the series of short videos below

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Watch the series of short videos below