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In November 2025, the AAA-ICDR announced that its AI-Arbitrator is now available for use in construction disputes. In light of this, Stacy Sinclair considers the use of AI in dispute resolution and asks, are we ready for this?
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the construction industry. Fenwick Elliott partner Stacy Sinclair and 4 Pump Court barrister Rebecca Keating explore how AI is transforming project delivery and dispute resolution, with a focus on the key opportunities, legal risks, and practical implications for those working in construction and infrastructure.
Stacy Sinclair looks at the ongoing impact of AI.
Stacy Sinclair takes a closer look at generative AI’s transformative potential within construction law, among other sectors.
Technology it pervades every aspect of design, procurement, construction, and operation. The time to welcome the digital transformation is now.
Fenwick Elliott Partners Jeremy Glover and Stacy Sinclair join May Winfield, Global Director of Commercial, Legal and Digital Risks of Buro Happold, to discuss the latest legal and contractual developments in BIM and other digital technologies, including the recently released Information Protocol to support BS EN ISO 19650-3 (the operational phase of the assets).
To coincide with COP26, Fenwick Elliott Partners Jeremy Glover and Dr Stacy Sinclair continue the discussion on how legislation, policy, contractual obligations and technology are pivotal to achieving NetZero in the construction industry.
Fenwick Elliott Partners Jeremy Glover and Dr Stacy Sinclair join Ruth Keating, barrister at 39 Essex Chambers, to discuss how legislation, caselaw, contracts and technology are pivotal in the UK’s journey towards NetZero.
Partner and Head of Technology & Innovation Dr Stacy Sinclair joins Rebecca Keating, barrister at 4 Pump Court, to discuss smart contracts.
Fenwick Elliott Partner Jeremy Glover leads a discussion with Dr Stacy Sinclair and George Boddy on recent developments and caselaw in adjudication practice in both the English and Scottish courts
Jeremy Glover, Dr Stacy Sinclair and Mark Pantry provided an update in relation to the standards and guidance concerning BS EN ISO 19650.
The importance of clear and coordinated data is fundamental to the success of any construction project. Dr Stacy Sinclair discusses the scale and nature of data that the construction industry now faces, and the opportunities and challenges this raises.