On Friday 28 February King’s College London’s Centre of Construction Law held an Open Forum, exploring the legal and technological implications of digital technology. Fenwick Elliott Trainee Solicitor Catherine Simpson was in attendance and here, in her first blog, she discusses some of the key take-aways from the event.
Our collective thoughts
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