Matthew E. Feinberg and Adel Mansour | Piliero Mazza In the first installment of our blog series, Artificial Intelligence or Artificial Interference?: How AI is Reshaping Litigation for Better and Worse, we wrote about how artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to have an impact on litigation and various pitfalls created by reliance on AI in the legal context. Late last year, a noteworthy case brought those concerns to fruition after two… Continue reading Artificial Intelligence or Artificial Interference?: How AI is Reshaping Litigation for Better and Worse, Part II
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AI and Automation at Construction Sites: Powerful Tools or New Source of Liability
Phillip Sampson, Jr. and Richard Whiteley | Bracewell What to Know Firms that deploy AI and automated equipment can potentially gain advantages in safety, speed and cost, but the legal infrastructure to support it—training, more specific contracts, insurance and processes for assessing losses and the preservation of evidence—must be built deliberately and not retrofitted after… Continue reading AI and Automation at Construction Sites: Powerful Tools or New Source of Liability
AI is Reshaping Construction: Where Risks Start and How to Stay Ahead
Drew Patty | Phelps Dunbar Artificial intelligence integration is accelerating from pilot projects to day-to-day use across the construction industry. Owners, contractors, design professionals and subcontractors are using AI to support design review, cost estimating, scheduling, safety planning, document management, and project analysis. These tools can improve efficiency and speed, but they also create meaningful… Continue reading AI is Reshaping Construction: Where Risks Start and How to Stay Ahead
AI vs. Humans: Project Risk in 2026
Aaron Evenchik and Christina Hassel | Hahn Loeser & Parks Many contractors have started using different AI tools in their contract review. The AI systems generate a report-type memorandum detailing the risks, time for required notices and key contract requirements. We have recently compared AI summaries against the contract itself in an effort to assess… Continue reading AI vs. Humans: Project Risk in 2026
Principles Guiding the Use of AI in Arbitral Proceedings (Part I)
Natalia Marina Zibibbo, Olivier André, Boyan Arshinkov adn Theresa Fenner | Freshfields The year 2025 marked a watershed moment for artificial intelligence (AI), with the release of more powerful generative models and a rapid expansion of proprietary and specialised AI systems. This technological leap was mirrored by a dynamic shift in the legal and regulatory… Continue reading Principles Guiding the Use of AI in Arbitral Proceedings (Part I)