A long-running legal battle over shoddy construction at the University of Connecticut law library has come to an end, as a group of contractors has settled with the state for more than $12 million.
May 21, 2014 at 01:52 PM
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A long-running legal battle over shoddy construction at the University of Connecticut law library has come to an end, as a group of contractors has settled with the state for more than $12 million.
The state received the check Tuesday as part of the mediated settlement with a wide range of defendants, each of whom contributed varying amounts, the university said.
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