AI & Construction Law in 2025

19 June 2025

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Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the construction industry. In this webinar, 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.

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