According to the Clyde and Company law firm, the increasing use of drones is likely to be accompanied by an increase in misuse and mishaps, leading to an inevitable rise in litigation involving bodily injury, death, and property damage caused by drone accidents. The firm predicts that "although drones incorporate new and complex technologies, the existing framework of tort law, and specifically products liability law, is available and capable of addressing the allocation of liability between and among the manufacturers and other entities in the chain of distribution."

As drone technology evolves and the commercial use of drones becomes more commonplace, what do you see as the primary legal and ethical issues?