AI systems that provide dangerous, inaccurate, or reckless guidance — including medical, safety, navigation, and emergency information — can cause catastrophic physical harm. If you or a loved one were injured or killed due to an AI system's failures, you may have a viable legal claim against Google LLC or Microsoft Corporation.
Artificial intelligence systems are increasingly used to deliver health guidance, medical information, navigation directions, safety recommendations, and emergency instructions — often presenting this information with a level of confidence that encourages people to act on it without question.
When AI systems provide false, dangerous, or reckless guidance and a person is physically harmed or killed as a result, the companies behind those AI systems may bear legal liability under theories of product liability, negligence, and wrongful death.
Unlike a human advisor who can be questioned or held individually accountable, AI systems can simultaneously provide the same dangerous guidance to thousands or millions of users — amplifying the potential for mass harm in ways that the legal system is only beginning to address.
Civil Law Inc. is evaluating personal injury and wrongful death claims against Google LLC and Microsoft Corporation on behalf of individuals and families harmed by AI-provided guidance or AI system failures.
AI systems present information with false confidence and authority. Many people — particularly those without access to professional advisors — reasonably rely on AI guidance as if it were vetted expert advice. When that guidance is dangerous, the harm was foreseeable and preventable.
No. AI-provided guidance does not need to be the sole cause of your injury — it only needs to be a contributing factor. If following AI advice worsened your condition, delayed necessary treatment, or directly caused harm, that may be sufficient.
If a person died as a result of following AI-generated guidance or due to an AI system failure, the deceased's family members may have a wrongful death claim. Civil Law Inc. evaluates these claims with sensitivity and at no cost to the family.
Civil Law Inc. is evaluating claims across the following categories of AI-caused physical harm. If your situation falls into any of these categories, you may qualify for a free evaluation.
An AI chatbot or health tool provided false, dangerous, or contraindicated medical advice that caused physical harm when followed.
An AI navigation system, mapping tool, or routing assistant directed a person into a dangerous or life-threatening situation.
An AI system provided inaccurate or dangerous information in an emergency situation where accurate guidance was critical.
An AI system provided harmful, irresponsible, or clinically dangerous mental health guidance to a vulnerable individual.
If you have lost a family member and believe an AI system's failure or dangerous guidance played a role, you may have a wrongful death claim. Civil Law Inc. evaluates these claims with compassion, at no cost.
Wrongful death claims are typically brought by immediate family members — spouses, children, and parents of the deceased. In some states, other dependents or representatives of the estate may also qualify. Our team can help you understand who may be eligible in your specific situation.
Wrongful death claims can pursue compensation for medical and funeral expenses, loss of the deceased's income and financial support, loss of companionship and consortium, and the survivors' emotional pain and suffering, among other damages.
Wrongful death claims are subject to statutes of limitations — legal deadlines after which claims may be barred. These deadlines vary by state but are often two to three years from the date of death. It is important to seek an evaluation as early as possible to preserve your options.
Preserve any records of AI interactions, medical records, emergency records, communications about the AI system, and evidence of the harm suffered. Our team can help guide you on what documentation may be most important for your specific situation.
To pursue a personal injury or wrongful death claim against an AI provider, your claim will generally need to establish the following elements. Civil Law Inc. will help you assess whether your situation meets these requirements.
A product or service powered by artificial intelligence — operated by Google LLC or Microsoft Corporation — was accessed and provided guidance, information, or functionality that the person relied upon.
The information, advice, or functionality provided by the AI was false, dangerous, reckless, or defective in a way that created an unreasonable risk of physical harm.
The injured person reasonably relied on the AI's guidance — consistent with the way the AI was designed, marketed, or presented — and acted based on that guidance.
The reliance on the AI's guidance was a contributing cause of physical injury to the person or, in a wrongful death case, the death of the individual.
The company behind the AI knew or should have known that their AI system was capable of providing dangerous guidance in situations like yours — and failed to take adequate precautions to prevent it.
You or your family suffered real, measurable damages — medical bills, lost income, funeral expenses, pain and suffering, or the loss of a family member's financial support and companionship.
These are the AI application areas where personal injury and wrongful death risks are highest and where Civil Law Inc. is most actively evaluating claims.
AI health tools providing diagnosis-like guidance, medication advice, or treatment recommendations without proper medical supervision.
AI navigation systems directing users into hazardous conditions, closed roads, flood zones, or other dangerous situations.
AI mental health chatbots and tools providing guidance to vulnerable individuals without adequate clinical oversight or safety protocols.
AI safety tools, smart home systems, and personal assistant products that fail to warn of or respond adequately to physical dangers.
AI systems involved in vehicle operation or driver assistance that malfunction and cause accidents or collisions.
AI companion applications that develop inappropriate relationships with vulnerable users and provide dangerous encouragement or advice.
We understand that no legal action can undo the loss you have suffered. But holding the companies responsible for dangerous AI systems accountable is an important step toward preventing future harm to others — and ensuring that your loved one's death was not in vain. Civil Law Inc. is here to help you take that step, at no cost to you.
Start Your Free, Confidential EvaluationIf an AI system's dangerous guidance or failure caused physical injury or death, Civil Law Inc. can evaluate your claim for free. You may be entitled to significant compensation.
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