Angie Nolet | TransPerfect Legal Why construction litigators who wait on AI won’t have the right team at the table when it matters in modern eDiscovery for construction disputes A Little Less Conversation, a Little More Action Please As in-house counsel, I had a rule: on the first substantive call with my outside lawyer, I… Continue reading The Docuswamp: Construction Litigation AI and the Future of Discovery
Tag: Artificial Intelligence
“A-Eye” on Coverage: Maximizing Insurance for AI Risks Amid Emerging Exclusions
Tyrone R. Childress, Amanda P. Ellison, Edward M. Joyce, and Tara C. Kowalski | Jones Day In Short The Situation: Artificial intelligence (“AI”) is reshaping risk across industries, raising serious potential insurance coverage implications. The Result: While a number of AI risks are covered under many traditional insurance programs, insurers are introducing AI-specific exclusions. Looking Ahead: Policyholders should… Continue reading “A-Eye” on Coverage: Maximizing Insurance for AI Risks Amid Emerging Exclusions
AI Is Already on Your Project. Your Contract Doesn’t Know It.
Andrew Hanna | Frantz Ward Artificial intelligence is no longer theoretical in construction. It is actively shaping how projects are designed, scheduled, and executed. Generative design tools, automated quantity takeoffs, and AI-driven safety monitoring are becoming part of everyday workflows. While the technology has advanced quickly, the contracts governing construction projects have not kept pace.… Continue reading AI Is Already on Your Project. Your Contract Doesn’t Know It.
You Chose Arbitration. You Didn’t Choose This.
Angie Nolet | TransPerfect Legal Arbitration promised efficiency. Construction data stole it. GenAI can recover it. I once worked a $25 million construction dispute that cost about $15 million to litigate. 1.2 million documents. A partner, a paralegal, and I all relocated out of state for a month to arbitrate, billing 12 hours a day.… Continue reading You Chose Arbitration. You Didn’t Choose This.
AI & Digital Tools on Construction Projects: Contract Risks to Address Before Peak Season
Meghan Douris | Seyfarth Shaw Artificial intelligence and advanced digital tools are no longer experimental on construction projects. In Q1 of 2026, we can already see how they are already influencing schedules, estimates, submittals, safety reporting, and day‑to‑day project documentation. As peak construction season approaches, many teams are accelerating adoption of AI to gain efficiency.… Continue reading AI & Digital Tools on Construction Projects: Contract Risks to Address Before Peak Season