AECOM Seeks Tens of Millions in Interest From ExxonMobil After Refinery Verdict Richard Korman March 25, 2025 No Comments After AECOM's net $44-million jury award on a disputed project, potential added interest gets interesting.Read More
Rubio's X Post Dims Prospects for Tetra Tech's USAID Revenue Richard Korman March 12, 2025 No Comments More than 5,000 agency contracts "did not serve" U.S. interest, said the Secretary of State.Read More
Worries Over Supply Chain Risks Turn Out to Be True So Far in 2025 Year is turning out to be an unwelcome thriller Richard Korman March 7, 2025 No Comments The industry seemed to feel trouble coming, according to a recent risk survey.Read More
Editorials A First Step to Fix NY's Unsustainable Insurance Environment Richard Korman February 27, 2025 One Comment There is some hope for improvement in New York state’s awful insurance coverage environment, but it’s unlikely to come from state lawmakers.Read More
Why a Judge Denied HITT Contracting's $24M Insurance Claim on a Museum Expansion Jury trial was abandoned for an unusual reason in this unusual case Richard Korman February 25, 2025 No Comments A strange reason was found to skip a jury trial.Read More
Viewpoint What Chief Risk Officers Do For Construction Those in the position now are responsible for a broadening range of issues Chris Smith December 26, 2024 No Comments A commentary about how the measures of risk management success have broadened Read More
Contractor Suffolk's Hospital Project Is on Critical List After Steward Health Care Bankruptcy The future of the Massachusetts project now is uncertain Richard Korman December 17, 2024 No Comments Landlord is tangling with an insurer and with Massachusetts hospital licensing officials.Read More
Education Schooling Student Engineers in Safety Science at the New Jersey Institute of Technology Janice L. Tuchman December 10, 2024 No Comments The class is part of a widening recognition of the importance of more closely aligning design engineering with construction jobsite safety.Read More
With Trump's Tariff Talk, Time to Negotiate for Escalation Clauses in Construction Contracts Attorney Ken Rubinstein says contractors should anticipate possible material prices spikes again Richard Korman December 3, 2024 No Comments Will sudden material price hikes bring back the inflation of the bummer summer of 2021?Read More
US vs Canada: Which Country Is Riskier for Construction? Richard Korman November 20, 2024 No Comments One country stumbles differently than another, a recent study has found.Read More