Articles by Richard Korman

Faced with prospect of trial, insurers settle untested claims about next-door pile installation.

Many claims by victims and families were expanded to blame construction work on a neighboring building.

In a world beset by troubles, supertall buildings, which measure from 984 ft to 1,968 ft, would not seem to rate high on a list of priority concerns.

The Albany, N.Y-based company owes millions to creditors, including numerous staff and retirees.

A potentially damaging witness seeks to avoid testifying against his company's own client.

Total recordable injury rates have no connection to fatalities, according to a recent study of the statistic—and the death of laborer Mason Mack Harris may be a tragic example.

Contractor claims project design is unbuildable.

Lockwood Andrews Newnam chief engineer details assurances that he claims were betrayed by Flint officials, leading to the city's water crisis.