Government
Jan. 6, 2012
Report slamming rail project could aid litigation
An advisory panel's report this week strongly criticizing California's $98.5 billion bullet train proposal could significantly boost litigation seeking to overturn the project, a plaintiff's attorney said.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
An advisory panel's report this week strongly criticizing California's $98 billion bullet train proposal could significantly boost litigation seeking to overturn the project, a plaintiff's attorney said Wednesday.
Redwood City attorney Michael J. Brady said Tuesday's report by the legislative peer review group, which called the high-speed rail system an "immense financial r...
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