Washington State Seeks Quick End to Hanford Workers’ Comp Lawsuit

By Staff Reports

The state of Washington on March 22 asked a federal judge to rule in its favor without going to trial in the Hanford Site workers’ compensation lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice in December. The Justice Department sued the state in U.S. District…

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