Another Extension Sought in Vapors Trial as Settlement Talks Continue

By Staff Reports

With settlement talks continuing, parties in the chemical vapors lawsuit at the Hanford Site in Washington state have asked a federal judge to delay the trial date for another three months. Parties are requesting that the trial date be extended until Nov. 27, 2018.…

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