Articles by Richard Korman

What does firearms access have to do with construction workforce safety?

Why tight schedules, long shifts, fatigue and other risks combine with firearms access to increase the chance for a fatal suicide attempt.

Can a court reverse an arbitrator’s decision?

The building was constructed under a cost-plus, guaranteed-maximum-price contract.

An attorney whose wide range of activities advocating and helping subcontractors includes court briefs and an important legal victory in 2025.

Such projects are speeding up, not slowing down in time to completion, says author of new book on nuclear power development.

Who should have figured out floor slab cambering?

Traveling between Pindura, a town deep in the Republic of Rwanda’s Nyungwe Primary Forest, and Bweyeye, another village in the western part of the country, usually involved a multi-hour trip along steep hillsides on a winding dirt road.

Pennsylvania judge has harsh words for trial tactics employed by the legal teams of both the contractor and developer in legal dispute.

Risk managers offer lessons on how to scale and meet the insurance needs.