Articles by Richard Korman

A nonprofit representing the National World War II Museum is working toward a settlement but preparing for a jury trial in its lawsuit against the structural engineer of its $65-million hotel and conference center, under construction in downtown New Orleans.

Attorneys for families of the six people who were killed and for survivors of 2018’s Florida International University pedestrian bridge collapse say  Louis Berger Group is the last defendant that has not yet agreed to settle lawsuits in state court in Miami. 

The repercussions from the fire tragedy at Grenfell Tower, which killed 72 people in a London high-rise in June 2017, continue to spread through the world of building fire safety.

Two journalism associations recognized Engineering News-Record for reporting, art design and videography in the past year.

A stormy Sunday afternoon in Dallas with gusts of 70 mph or higher. A tower crane tied to a new apartment building frame tumbles, smashing a completed parking structure behind it.

New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority has imposed a 10% fee cut on current projects and its CEO has talked of the importance of stricter future treatment of large companies.