Articles by Richard Korman

The industry seemed to feel trouble coming, according to a recent risk survey.

Tech acquisitions are spotlighted in industry firms' recent quarterly earnings calls as the federal contracting landscape continues to shift.

Less than half of the company's work involved federal programs.

There is some hope for improvement in New York state’s awful insurance coverage environment, but it’s unlikely to come from state lawmakers.

When noncompliant guardrails and covers remove caution that prevents accidents.

A strange reason was found to skip a jury trial.

Two brothers convicted of criminal charges in July are appealing the verdict.

First quarter revenue is up sharply and the outlook is bright, the company said.

A coroner's report only partly describes the accident that killed Indiana-based union carpenter Michael Knotts.

Litigation funding finds a productive source of investment in construction injuries.