Articles by Richard Korman

A strange reason was found to skip a jury trial.

Two brothers convicted of criminal charges in July are appealing the verdict.

First quarter revenue is up sharply and the outlook is bright, the company said.

A coroner's report only partly describes the accident that killed Indiana-based union carpenter Michael Knotts.

Litigation funding finds a productive source of investment in construction injuries.

How were security measures evaluated prior to the truck attack?

What's bringing the two sides back to court again on Jan. 23?

The jury assigned fault to several companies connected to the developer.

The unidentified worker's employer, Coastal Gunite Construction, may contest the proposed penalty.

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