Portsmouth contractors: “Hard to imagine” why cancer patient waited until 2023 to file suit

By Wayne Barber

In a legal brief filed in federal court, Department of Energy contractors said a Pike County, Ohio man waited too long, 15 years after being diagnosed with cancer, and more than four years after a local school closed, to allege the contractors contaminated the…

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