Savannah River Employee Seeks $75K from SRNS in Negligence Lawsuit

An employee at the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site in South Carolina has sued its management and operations contractor for more than $75,000, alleging he was severely injured while working on a trailer that had not been safely maintained.
The lawsuit,…

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