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Daily Archives: May 3, 2006
Kanawha City couple gets $1.3 million Allstate verdict
Bobby Warner
MOUNDSVILLE – In September 2000, things weren’t going so well for Kanawha City residents Ernestine and Thurman Townsend. An elderly couple, they both had medical issues. She recently had had a heart attack and an aneurism and required Hospice care. He was facing the amputation of his leg because of an old war injury. Then things went from bad to worse.
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Gino’s to blame for woman’s death, suit alleges
HUNTINGTON — A trip to Gino’s Pizza and Spaghetti House ended up killing a Wayne County woman, according to a lawsuit filed in Cabell County. Michael McArthur, administrator of the estate of Melissa McArthur, filed the suit April 19 in … Read More
Bankrupt W. Va. company still defending itself
Eric Anderson
CHARLESTON – There is very little to be found at the Coronet Foods, Inc., plant these days — which is both good and bad for Pittsburgh attorney Eric Anderson.
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Mason doctor to petition court for new special prosecutor
Dr. Danny Westmoreland
POINT PLEASANT – A special prosecutor looking into allegations of criminal activity committed by a Point Pleasant attorney may be relieved of her duties for failing to take any action. On Tuesday, Wood County Prosecuting Attorney Ginny Conley was supposed to make a presentation before the Mason County grand jury which started a new term Monday. Judge David J. Nibert appointed Conley special prosecutor to investigate allegations attorney Raymond G. Musgrave forged the signature of Mason physician Danny R. Westmoreland on a settlement check. Read More
Man files complaint against debt collectors
CHARLESTON – A Monongalia County man fed up with calls to his mother’s home filed a lawsuit against a Maryland-based law firm and Discover Financial Services. In a complaint filed April 24 in Kanawha Circuit Court, David McGraw says Wolpoff … Read More
Coal company accuses firm of defamation
CHARLESTON – A coal mining company accused of contaminating groundwater is suing the law firm that has filed a lawsuit against it, claiming those attorneys have done damage to its reputation. Rawl Sales and Processing Company filed the lawsuit April … Read More
Sheetz trial in Tucker County set for December
By Holly Martin For The Record PARSONS — A case involving an alleged salmonella outbreak at Sheetz located in Parsons is set for trial in December. Tucker Circuit Judge Phillip Jordan presided over a pre-trial conference April 27, setting the … Read More
Flood victims’ victory sets up second trial
BECKLEY – Flood victims won a jury verdict after a seven-week trial, but it will take another trial to identify the victims and decide who owes them what. Jurors who ruled for plaintiffs May 2 knew nothing about names or … Read More