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The wait for accountability on Washington Bridge debacle gets longer, but why?

WHAT HAPPENED? Traffic moves across the open half of the Washington Bridge along Interstate 195. As the state prepares for potential lawsuits against contractors who worked on the bridge, officials say they will likely delay releasing an analysis of how the westbound part of the bridge got into such poor condition and now needs to be rebuilt. / PBN FILE PHOTO
WHAT HAPPENED? Traffic moves across the open half of the Washington Bridge along Interstate 195. As the state prepares for potential lawsuits against contractors who worked on the bridge, officials say they will likely delay releasing an analysis of how the westbound part of the bridge got into such poor condition and now needs to be rebuilt. / PBN FILE PHOTO

For months, a full-scale accounting of the failure of the Washington Bridge has been out of reach for the general public. Now some are questioning why that information will remain undisclosed even longer as lawyers hired by Gov. Daniel J. McKee decide whether to recommend filing lawsuits against contractors who worked on the bridge. During

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