Appeals Court Hears Arguments on $8.1M Award to Former Hanford Contractor Employee

The Washington state Court of Appeals heard arguments Tuesday on a lower court’s $8.1 million award in 2017 to a former employee of Energy Department contractor Mission Support Alliance (MSA) at the Hanford Site.
The support services vendor is asking Division…

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Appeals Court Hears Arguments on $8.1M Award to Former Hanford Contractor Employee

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