The advent of BIM technology promises to improve the overall design systems for construction projects, and is likely to become the dominant system for project design delivery. However, as BIM begins to blur the allocations of responsibility developed over many generations, it has become necessary for architects, engineers, contractors, owners and developers to adapt their legal safeguards accordingly.
The full scope of BIM’s legal ramifications may take years to fully comprehend, but the most anticipated potential liabilities will be addressed during this 90-minute webinar. Those include: Copyright and Ownership Questions, Information Management, Control Concerns, and Other Common Issues. This interactive program will show you how to:
- Learn who owns a final integrated design
- Understand who bears the cost of model management
- Recognize how the shift in terminology can create legal headaches
- Comprehend issues regarding insurability
- Protect your organization from the risks of software defects and failures
- And much more!
Who Will Benefit?
This webinar is a must if you’re a public or private owner, construction manager, contractor, subcontractor, architect or engineer. Register now to learn how to protect your organization contractually from the risks and legal challenges that come with BIM modeling.
Your Presenter:
 Michael Vardaro
Partner, Zetlin & De Chiara LLP
Michael Vardaro focuses his practice on construction litigation, drafting and negotiating construction contracts and providing advice to a variety of construction industry clients. A former field laborer and carpenter with a degree in civil engineering, Mr. Vardaro's background gives him the ability to understand the intricacies and nuances of the construction process and to provide focused and innovative counseling to a wide range of construction industry clients . . .
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BIM modeling is undoubtedly a powerful tool. But with its benefits come some new challenges. Register for this webinar to learn how to protect your organization contractually from the risks and legal challenges that come with BIM modeling. Don’t miss out on this fascinating session — download today!
