Constellation Energy soon will be paying out $54 million to Gambrills residents and their attorneys after the power company’s coal fly ash left many wells undrinkable.
“The risks that the fly ash posed to the members of the community have been virtually eliminated,” said Hassan Murphy of the Murphy Firm, which filed a class action this past year against Constellation Energy that was settled Tuesday in Baltimore Circuit Court.
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