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Disputes among parties in joint ventures expose complexities of such relationships
Joint ventures create opportunities for contractors to obtain new work, but they create challenges – particularly when the partners have not worked together before. What are the pitfalls to look out for?
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Runway design may have cost lives in South Korean air disaster, experts say
Jeju Air Flight 2216 exploded into flames after slamming into a concrete structure at the end of the runway.
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‘Major incident’: China-backed hackers breached US Treasury workstations
Treasury officials plan to hold a classified briefing about the breach next week with staffers from the House Financial Services Committee, a senior committee staffer says.
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9 stories that prove climate progress is possible
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Lose an arbitration judgment? Overturning it is possible, but much harder than you think
If you agree to a contract that includes arbitration to settle any differences, your engineering practice will very likely have to live and die with the “final and binding” result.
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Winter has arrived; how can engineers protect wastewater, sewer infrastructure?
Water and sewer engineers must ensure their systems function well in winter months. How can preparation and infrastructure protection help prevent critical defects?
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