Insiders Fear Feds Now Interested In New KCI Deals After 62 MILLION Arbitration Hot Mess

Another unspoken fun fact . . . 

The big question that EVERYONE is asking after the Burns & Mac Vs Husch Blackwell arbitration resulted in 62 MILLION BUCKS worth of heartache: 

WILL THE FEDS START ASKING MORE QUESTIONS NOW???

The waiting has local suits talking like mobsters . . . 

Something to consider: Lawyers & politicos don't even have the subterfuge of loyalty and will flip on their granny if it will get them ahead.

In the meantime, here's another roundup of a story that our blog community shared about a half a day before everybody else . . .

It’s a $62 million, private dispute between two of the most influential firms in Kansas City: Burns & McDonnell, and Husch-Blackwell attorney Charles Renner.

In 2017, Burns & McDonnell announced their proposal to build the new billion-dollar airport.

What happened next was the beginning of a yearslong conflict.

“Charles Renner then went to Burns & McDonnell and asked if they wanted to hire him to represent it during the airport selection process,” said reporter David Hudnall. “They declined. The next day, Renner starts lobbying council members and the press -- sort of against Burns & McDonnell’s proposal -- advocating for himself to be the outside council representing the city.”

Burns & McDonnell alleged in the arbitration dispute that Renner, who was hired to represent the city during the airport selection process, used his insider position to undermine their bid. That ultimately led to Burns & McDonnell being disqualified from competition . . .

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

KC engineering firm that lost out on bid to build new airport is awarded $62M

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Kansas City engineering firm that lost out on its bid to build the city's soon-to-be open, billion-dollar airport has been awarded $62 million over legal misconduct by an attorney. The story was first reported by the Kansas City Star.