Personal Injury Category Archives: Personal Injury

CHARLESTON – A Pittsburgh attorney and his Charleston associate recently filed 12 asbestos lawsuits in Kanawha Circuit Court. David Chervenick of Pittsburgh law firm Goldberg, Persky and White teamed with Charleston attorney Scott Segal to file the lawsuits, which were … Read More »

CHARLESTON – A Kanawha County man he sliced his hand open, causing nerve damage, when he grabbed a Love Meter off the shelves of a Market Express store. Richard Cravens is suing the store and the product’s manufacturers and distributors, … Read More »

CHARLESTON – A Kanawha County woman expected a Big Chimney store to keep its floor dry but says a “difficult-to-see” substance caused her fall. Barbara Ashley is suing O.V. Smith and Sons, doing business as Smith’s Foodfair No. 3 in … Read More »

CHARLESTON – A West Virginia man says someone ran over his leg with a forklift and is suing the man’s employer. Lawrence Harrell filed a lawsuit Oct. 30 in Kanawha Circuit Court against Clonch Industries in Dixie. The suit says … Read More »

CHARLESTON – A Fayette County man says he was trapped under his coal truck for 35 minutes as a result of a weigh station’s negligence. Robert Bibb’s lawsuit, filed Nov. 2 in Kanawha Circuit Court against Kanawha River Terminals, seeks … Read More »

CHARLESTON – Four plaintiffs groups jointly filed asbestos lawsuits recently in Kanawha Circuit Court. The suits were filed by Pittsburgh attorney David Chervenick of Goldberg, Persky and White and name 11 defendants. Frank Gaich, executor of the Estate of Rudy … Read More »

CHARLESTON – Two individuals have joined the group of former AT&T workers who are suing the company over alleged poor air quality while it operated the offices at One Davis Square in Charleston. Michelle Bailey and Hazel Marie Casto each … Read More »

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Randal McCloy

CHARLESTON – Opting to wait for other potential plaintiffs to catch up, a Kanawha Circuit Court judge on Wednesday suspended any action on the three lawsuits filed in August over the Sago mine disaster. Read More »