Repost: All Things BIM: NYC Revit Users Group: Mar 2014 Meeting

All Things BIM: NYC Revit Users Group: Mar 2014 Meeting

Monday, April 07, 2014

NYC Revit Users Group: Mar 2014 Meeting

Continuing the tradition of extremely relevant content, the NYC Revit Users Group invited industry lawyer Rebecca McWilliams, AIA, Esq. (mcwilliams-law.com) to share some insight related to sharing our BIM data with others.

The recording is long, but here are some highlights along the way:

  • 0:42:25 BIM Execution Planning
  • 1:01:30 Risk management and standard of care
  • 1:18:00 LOD
  • 1:35:20 Managing owner expectations and ‘bad’ contract clauses
  • 1:41:00 Litigation case studies

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