Articles by Richard Korman

Despite tension between the iconic structure's architect and engineer, the result is a building for the ages.

A planned low-level radioactive water release into the Hudson River tests state versus federal authority over nuclear safety.

States' lawsuit prevails in court against anti-immigration move, but Trump administration plans to appeal.

An Australian program based on building connections among workers makes its debut in the U.S.

A legal visiting engineer from Colombia alleges in a lawsuit that he was wrongfully detained by ICE earlier this year.

Shimmick disputes the causes for termination from the $309-million project.

Partial settlement reached as attorneys say work nears finish on Orange County, Calif., light-rail line.

CEO Breuer's first year in the contractor's top job put him at a new pay level.

Settling half of a high-cost legal doubleheader could avoid entering a more costly trial phase.