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Construction

Feb. 7, 2019

Tech is bringing changes to construction

As digital technologies take hold within the construction industry, prudence requires a reassessment of legacy agreements and legal arrangements.

Scott M. Wornow

Senior Affiliated Counsel
Bergeson LLP

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Digital technologies are disrupting the construction industry, which has been a notable laggard in technology adoption. For an industry that until recently has relied primarily on hardcopy versions of blueprints, excel spreadsheets to schedule subcontractors and track inventory, and old fashioned measuring tape to ensure the proper fit of building materials, the times "they are a changing'," and quickly, as the song goes. And those changes demand new legal perspective...

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