Lawsuits Pile Up Against Hanford-Area Business

By Staff Reports

A Washington state information-technology and staff augmentation company faces a second civil lawsuit over claims it accepted pay for work at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site but failed to pay the subcontractor hired to provide the services. E2 Consulting…

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