WILLARDS, Md. — Attorneys for Berlin, Md.-based Alan and Kristin Hudson, the embattled farmers at the heart of a meritless Clean Water Act lawsuit filed by the Waterkeeper Alliance and the Assateague Coastal Trust (ACT), submitted a motion today asking a federal Judge for repayment of legal fees and other associated costs that were expended over the last three years, which nearly bankrupted the family.
The court ruled that the Hudsons were innocent of all accusations in a December 2012 ruling. However, unlike the New York-based Waterkeeper Alliance, which was given free legal counsel by the taxpayer-funded University. . .
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