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    What AI can do, where it fails – and how to protect your legal position

    Artificial Intelligence is increasingly being used by construction industry professionals to review their contracts, draft legal documents and even prepare claims and submissions. Used properly, it can create efficiencies and improve cost effectiveness. Used incorrectly, it can expose construction businesses to serious (and additional) legal and commercial risk.

    This practical webinar is designed to help attendees understand where AI genuinely adds value in construction law – and where it can go wrong.

    Rather than focusing on the hype, the session will give you a sense-check on how to utilise AI appropriately, specifically in regard to construction contracts and disputes.
  • Agenda
    • What AI is good at in a construction law context
    • Where AI performs poorly or misleadingly
    • The consequences of relying on AI instead of tailored legal advice from construction solicitors
    • How to balance innovation with risk management and legal compliance
  • Duration
    1 hour
  • Price
    Free
  • Language
    English
  • OPEN TO
    Everyone
  • Dial-in available
    (listen only)
    Not available.
FEATURED PRESENTERS
  • Webinar hosting presenter

    Abbie Chisnall

    Associate
    As a solicitor in Holmes & Hills' Construction Division, part of the firm’s broader Dispute Resolution Department, Abbie works closely with fellow Construction Law specialists, Sam Bawden and Lawrence Pearce. Working together, Abbie and the...
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    Alicia Hilton

    Solicitor
    Alicia works with main contractors, sub-contractors, and contract managers; supporting in the making and defending of claims related to construction contracts and projects alongside Holmes & Hills Department of specialist construction...
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    Chrissie Parkes

    Solicitor
    Chrissie is a solicitor in Holmes & Hills' Legal 500 recommended Construction Department, who provides advice on construction contracts and construction contract disputes. Before qualifying, Chrissie spent two years working as a trainee solicitor...
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    Lawrence Pearce

    Partner in Construction Department
    Lawrence specialises in Construction Law and acts for scaffolding contractors across England and Wales, having worked closely with the Scaffolding Association for many years. Lawrence advises and represents scaffolding contractors on a wide range...
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    Sam Bawden

    Partner and Head of Construction Department
    Sam specialises in Construction Law and acts for main contractors, sub-contractors and scaffolding contractors across England and Wales, providing strategic and practical legal advice and representation when dealing with claims against main...
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