AG Defends Springfield Courthouse Deal Against Lawsuit
Campbell’s office says the plaintiffs cannot show likely success and warns that litigation could delay a project expected to save taxpayers hundreds of millions.
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Campbell defends Springfield courthouse procurement as developers seek investigation
Attorney General Andrea Campbell is backing the state's controversial Springfield courthouse procurement, calling a legal complaint from losing bidders "nothing more than a fever dream of imagined malfeasance."
A painful delay: New Springfield courthouse awaits resolution of bid questions
Springfield waited and waited for its sick courthouse to be fixed. And waited some more. When the state finally promised to replace the Roderick L. Ireland Courthouse, it raised hopes that a new house of justice would do right by the thousands of staff and visitors who make it the second-busiest courthouse in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts AG Campbell defending $2 billion contract given to Rep. Ayanna Pressley's husband and Convention Center chief
BOSTON — Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell’s office is defending a $2 billion state contract awarded to a firm co-owned by U.S. Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley’s husband and the head of the convention center, calling legal ...
First Round of Springfield Courthouse Lawsuit Comes to a Head, but the Battlefield Has Grown…
Since selecting the site for the new Springfield Regional Justice Center, the Commonwealth has had a fight on two fronts. In the public relations war, the Commonwealth has been releasing more information about the bid and process that led to the selected developer, Then there is the lawsuit unsuccessful bidders USPB JV, LLC and Springfield Tower, LLC have filed. They allege Barros’ involvement tainted the bid. The post First Round of Springfield…
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