Evans questions timing of lawsuit

Crossville Chronicle
Bruce Evans challenges the timing of a lawsuit accusing him of leaking confidential information two years ago.

Summary

Ten days before the Fairfield Glade Community Club Board of Directors election, candidate Bruce Evans and co‑defendant Isaac Zuercher were sued by the community club and its declarant’s company, FGH Land Tennessee LLC. The plaintiffs allege that Evans disclosed confidential information two years earlier, leading to the "sabotage" of a development plan. Evans and Zuercher contend that the lawsuit was filed with ulterior motives, questioning why it was brought so close to the election. The article, reported by Keith Robinson for the Crossville Chronicle, highlights the political tension surrounding the civil suit.

(Source:Crossville Chronicle)

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