Plaintiffs dwindle in Oak Ridge Lab COVID case prior to April 2024 trial

Three more plaintiffs have pulled out of the COVID-19-related lawsuit brought by some employees of the prime contractor at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, leaving only two.
Plaintiffs Stephanie Bruffey, Gregory Sheets and…

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