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Lawyers drop plaintiffs who sued CNS over allegedly lost wages; cite conflict

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Three employees who claim Consolidated Nuclear Security illegally withheld more than $10 million in wages from a big group of employees need new lawyers after their attorneys quit last week, citing a conflict of interest.
“Due to a conflict that has arisen, Plaintiffs’…

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