American Arbitration Association Digital tools are becoming central to how construction projects are designed, coordinated, documented, and delivered. Building Information Modeling (BIM), artificial intelligence (AI), and other technology-supported workflows can improve project planning and coordination, while also raising new questions about responsibility, reliance, and evidence. At the 2026 American Arbitration Association® (AAA®) Construction Conference, “Building… Continue reading How AI and BIM Are Changing Construction Disputes
Tag: Artificial Intelligence
AI in Expert Witness Testimony: What Litigators Need to Know About LLM Discovery Risks
David A. Shargel | Bracewell Generative AI tools have quietly entered the expert witness process, and recent litigation developments show how exposed that process can become. Experts who use AI tools like ChatGPT or other LLMs to help draft reports may be creating a detailed, time-stamped record of their reasoning that opposing counsel can obtain… Continue reading AI in Expert Witness Testimony: What Litigators Need to Know About LLM Discovery Risks
When AI Compromises Expert Witness Territory
Esquire Deposition Solutions Expert’s use of artificial intelligence is continuing to create headaches for litigators. Recently a federal court in Connecticut concluded that an expert witness’s prompts into an AI tool were discoverable, a ruling that seems likely to be widely embraced. And then there was the case of the artificial intelligence expert whose report was contaminated… Continue reading When AI Compromises Expert Witness Territory
Protecting Litigation Skill In The Age Of AI
Rebecca Torrey | IR Global How is AI changing the skills expected of professionals in your jurisdiction? Presently, the availability of AI tools has not changed the skills expected of litigation attorneys in California. Some attorneys may be using AI for drafting and editing to improve their writing abilities. Others may use it in research… Continue reading Protecting Litigation Skill In The Age Of AI
AI Prompts Are Discoverable as Expert’s Methodology
Esquire Deposition Solutions Environmental litigation in Connecticut has revealed yet another AI-related banana peel for lawyers to slip on. Namely, the discoverability of prompts provided to artificial intelligence software by the opposing party’s expert witness. Earlier this summer, a federal district court in Connecticut ruled that an expert witness’s AI prompts were within the scope… Continue reading AI Prompts Are Discoverable as Expert’s Methodology