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Supreme Court strikes down Wash. state workers compensation law; state says protections remain for Hanford workers

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The Supreme Court on Tuesday unanimously struck down a 2018 Washington state law aimed at making it easier for Hanford Site workers to claim compensation for illnesses contracted on the job.
The law unconstitutionally discriminated against federal workers and contractors,…

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