Portsmouth Plaintiffs Urge Fed Court to Reject Contractors’ Statute of Limitations Defense

By Wayne Barber

A federal lawsuit brought against current and former Department of Energy contractors at the Portsmouth Site in Ohio is timely because it was filed soon after the public learned of radioactive contamination at a public school outside the fence, plaintiffs said…

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