AI, Legal, and Expert Insights for Construction Disputes Webinar
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Overview
Delays and disruptions in construction projects can lead to costly disputes. Join our expert panel, featuring a construction lawyer to explore how Artificial Intelligence is transforming disruption analysis. Learn how AI identifies root causes of delays such as resource shortages or inefficiencies, and provides data-driven insights to support recovery and dispute resolution.
Our panel will discuss how AI-driven analysis:
- strengthens legal arguments
- quantifies disruption impacts
- and assesses delay liability with precision.
Discover how the combined expertise of legal, quantum, and delay specialists, powered by AI, can streamline dispute resolution and improve project outcomes.
Moderated by Yasmine Nashawati, Head of DRS International Development, RICS.
Speakers
Claire Miller
Claire is the Managing Partner of Beale & Co (Middle East). She has over 20 years of experience in all forms of dispute resolution, specialising in construction disputes for clients in the Middle East, Central Asia, Europe, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Asia-Pacific region. With a focus on international arbitration, Claire regularly manages large scale complex cross-border international arbitrations, DAB proceedings and mediations. She also sits as an Arbitrator and has arbitrated under the rules of all the major arbitral institutions including, ICC, DIFC-LCIA, DIAC, ADCCAC, UNCITRAL and Ad Hoc proceedings.
Paul Thornton
Paul is a Civil Engineer with 21 years of experience in the construction industry, mainly in the Middle East and has been living in Dubai since 2007, working on projects across UAE, the wider GCC and Africa. Paul has been appointed and testified as a delay and disruption expert witness on several occasions in international arbitrations. Oral experience includes witness conferencing, presentations and conventional cross-examination.
Kasia Halliday
Kasia is a Director in the Disputes and Investigations Construction division at Alvarez & Marsal in Dubai, bringing 20 years of experience in quantity surveying, commercial management, contract administration, and the last 12 years, in construction disputes. She has a proven track record of providing strategic and technical support to counsel and clients. Her expertise includes the evaluation of complex quantum claims, including prolongation, disruption, resource thickening, disputed variations and other related issues.
