Firm partner Ryan Zehl with Zehl & Associates was interviewed by ABC News after a Texas man was charged with manslaughter after his Tesla, allegedly on Full Self-Driving mode, crashed into a home, killing a 76-year-old woman. While the driver claimed the vehicle failed, data indicates he manually overrode the system by accelerating to 73 mph before the fatal collision.  

Mr. Zehl, who represents the family said that Ms. Avila, a grandmother, “was tragically, preventively and needlessly killed in her own residence.” 

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