Artificial Intelligence in the Practice of Construction Law
Presented by the CBA Alberta Construction Law (South) Section
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the provision of legal services, and a clearer understanding of how it can assist the construction industry and lawyers on a day-to-day basis is emerging. Planning and executing construction projects in particular can involve multiple stakeholders, are document intensive, and require legal advice in real time. Managing construction disputes brings its own set of challenges, often involving large collections of records. Please join us as we share valuable insight from various users of AI in the construction realm, including inhouse and external construction lawyers and a document management service provider to discuss specific uses of AI to make your construction practice more efficient.
*Please note, this meeting will not be recorded
PRESENTER(S)
Tiana Van Dyk, Managing Director of Canada, Epiq Global
Stefan Gruszka, Assistant General Counsel, Kiewit Canada Inc.
MEETING DETAILS
| Date: |
Monday, October 20, 2025 |
| Time: |
12:00 Noon (MT) |
| Location: |
CBA Alberta Calgary office
710 First Alberta Place | 777 - 8 Avenue SW, Calgary |
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