Legal and Regulatory
Leveraging Data From Construction Wearables to Disprove Fraudulent Claims
The data stored on construction wearables is accessible and valuable. It can be used to improve worker safety and productivity but also to win legal cases and disprove fraudulent claims.
By Michael Kroeber
May 8, 2021
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Legal and Regulatory
by Michael Kroeber
Michael Kroeber, CEDS, manages many of BIA’s high level corporate and law firm clients. He has extensive experience with construction litigation matters and a particular focus on social media investigations. He is committed to education and organizes multiple CLEs yearly at law firms across the country. Kroeber holds a BS in Computer Science from the University of Pordenone in Italy where he was stationed in the Air Force working as a Law Enforcement Specialist.
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