Lawsuit settlement Firm Pays out $24 Million to Albany, Millersburg, Lebanon
“An engineering firm is paying $24 million to settle lawsuits from the cities of Albany, Lebanon and Millersburg, according to documents obtained through public records requests. The lawsuits stem from failed wastewater treatment plant technology. The new owner of CH2M Hill, Jacobs,” reports Cody Mann in Democrat Herald.
“Albany and Millersburg initially sought damages in excess of $20 million, and Lebanon sought damages in excess of $10 million. In a statement, company officials called the settlement among the parties as amicable. The company recommended the Cannibal Solids Reduction Process to the cities, a technology advertised as being able.”
