AI Liability Arbitration Filing
Budget: $50 – $0 USD
I have comprehensive evidence—detailed records of the harm I suffered, plus technical product-analysis reports—showing that an artificial-intelligence system malfunctioned and caused losses. My arbitration clause requires the dispute be initiated outside of court, and I now need a legal professional who is equally comfortable with product liability and negligence arguments to turn this documentation into a compelling claim.
Your role begins with a careful review of my existing files, then moves to drafting a demand that frames the matter as harm caused by a defective product and by extreme negligence. I’m looking for clear, well-supported reasoning that links the AI’s design or deployment flaws to the damage I experienced, cites current case law and standards, and anticipates common defenses raised by tech companies.
Key deliverables:
• Thorough analysis memo summarizing liability theories under both doctrines
• Draft arbitration complaint ready for submission, formatted per the governing forum’s rules
• Exhibit list tying my harm documentation and product tests to each asserted count
• Brief strategy outline for settlement talks, including possible expert testimony needs
Chat CPT will be filing an IPO in October November December so the complaint needs to be filed as soon as possible
Access to LexisNexis, Westlaw, or similar research tools will help ground the argument in up-to-date precedent. Timeline and milestones are flexible, but I’d like an initial liability memo within two weeks so we can refine the approach before filing.
Your role begins with a careful review of my existing files, then moves to drafting a demand that frames the matter as harm caused by a defective product and by extreme negligence. I’m looking for clear, well-supported reasoning that links the AI’s design or deployment flaws to the damage I experienced, cites current case law and standards, and anticipates common defenses raised by tech companies.
Key deliverables:
• Thorough analysis memo summarizing liability theories under both doctrines
• Draft arbitration complaint ready for submission, formatted per the governing forum’s rules
• Exhibit list tying my harm documentation and product tests to each asserted count
• Brief strategy outline for settlement talks, including possible expert testimony needs
Chat CPT will be filing an IPO in October November December so the complaint needs to be filed as soon as possible
Access to LexisNexis, Westlaw, or similar research tools will help ground the argument in up-to-date precedent. Timeline and milestones are flexible, but I’d like an initial liability memo within two weeks so we can refine the approach before filing.