Judge Gives MOX Contractor Until Next Year to Settle Federal Fraud Claims

By ExchangeMonitor

The federal government and the firm it hired to build a now-canceled plutonium recycling plant have one year to settle allegations that the contractor defrauded the Department of Energy, or the case will go before a jury later that year, according to a Wednesday…

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