All Legal Articles
Canadian contractor blames legacy hospital and road contracts in its infrastructure and environment division for third quarter loss
South African power company stops work at all of its construction sites after incident involving 13 employees leaves six dead
Three employees of French contractor’s Sogea Satom subsidiary and another Areva employee freed after three years in captivity
Graham Brent, National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators, will present a webinar on the legal responsibilities for qualifying employees who work with and around cranes
Respondents to Chartered Institute of Building survey claim corruption is commonplace within UK construction
Construction division of Houston International Insurance Group has named Crane Institute Certification as one of its Risk Management Partners
Australian contractor confirms on-going investigations and legal action, denies culture of corruption and cover ups
Swiss authorities holding Riadh Ben Aissa rule that he can be returned to Canada, where he faces fraud, bribery and money laundering charges
Seoul prosecutors say 11 contractors including Daewoo, Hyundai and Samsung could have inflated prices by as much as US$ 3.5 billion
Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrest three more in connection with Bangladesh scandal
Polish Treasury pushes back completion date of major new LNG terminal after contractor bankruptcy and additional costs delay project
European Construction Industry Federation brands revised directives “lengthy and complicated”
The Belgian Competition Council has imposed fines of €14.7 million on three cement producers and two associations for restricting competition
Steven Todd, Director of Advocacy, SC&RA will provide a webinar on how to set priorities for establishing long-term, successful relationships with state permit officials
Harbinger Capital files lawsuit against defendants including Deere & Co and Trimble in attempt to recoup investment in bankrupt LightSquared
Former head of engineering division held in Italy amid Algeria bribery probe; separate charges also brought against Saipem by Italian market securities regulator
US contractor sees growth in oil & gas business, but results from industrial & infrastructure segment slip
Contractor blames changes in renewable energy regulation in Spain and weak infrastructure earnings for 40% year-on-year fall
Italian contractor ordered to pay €600,000 penalty and has €24.5 million seized pending appeal over Bonny Island case
Canadian contractor files lawsuit against a former executive vice president and a former consultant in connection with suspect payments in Libya