St. Louis woodworking firm blames lawyers in loss to developer Green Street

St. Louis Woodworks is blaming its lawyers after it was evicted from property owned by developer Green Street that's targeted for apartment towers that are part of the Armory redevelopment in Midtown.

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St. Louis woodworking firm blames lawyers in loss to developer Green Street

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