Hanford COVID suit ends with a whimper; ORNL case revived

By Wayne Barber

One major COVID-19-related lawsuit in the Department of Energy’s weapons complex ended this week when an appeals court ruled there was nothing much to resolve while another, on the other side of the country, is restarting. A case involving DOE’s COVID-19…

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