Articles by Richard Korman

A fabricator has sought $757,000 from the construction manager related to work on a Maine shipyard project.

A review of a new book and its allegations related to the firm's safety activity on the project.

Landlord is tangling with an insurer and with Massachusetts hospital licensing officials.

One thing that jumps out at me from reading ENR’s yearlong series celebrating our 150th anniversary is the perspective it affords us about construction and journalism.

Two insurers push back against a growing number of negligence lawsuits.

Will sudden material price hikes bring back the inflation of the bummer summer of 2021?

The claim against Minneapolis-based RSP Architects comes from a former manager who was recently in the running to be the firm's CEO.

Insurers have resorted to racketeering statutes in recent years to combat alleged fraud.

Due to the pressing concerns of climate change and its impact on infrastructure design, civil engineering needs a significant update.

Tutor Perini had record backlog but a $152M loss from project charges, while Quanta Services reported revenue below market expectations but strong sales and margins in its renewable energy unit and billions in future projects it is “well positioned to win.”