There are many established ways to quantify inefficiency, but associated claims often lack clear demonstration of cause and effect. On September 29, The Society of Construction Law North America (SCLNA), BRG, and The Chiumento Law Group expert panelists examined innovative approaches to analyze cause and effect to assist in the prosecution, defense, and ultimate resolution of inefficiency claims.
Drawing on experience from the field of labor and employment law, experts discussed the application of techniques recognized by courts and designed to collect detailed data regarding what work was done, its context, and the time spent. Panelists also considered legal issues on analytics and expertise and looked at how developing technology and artificial intelligence can assist in the analysis of productivity and efficiency on construction projects.
