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Daily Archives: April 27, 2007
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For a second year running, West Virginia finished dead last in an annual business survey of state legal climates. Read More
Texas attorney says sister of The Record isn’t a real newspaper
Coon
BEAUMONT, Texas — Southeast Texas Record editor Marilyn Tennissen and reporter David Yates are not journalists and The Record is not a newspaper, Beaumont attorney Brent Coon said at an April 25 hearing before Jefferson County District Judge Donald Floyd.
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CALA targets McGraw in new ads
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CHARLESTON — Reforming the way Attorney General Darrell McGraw hires outside counsel to file lawsuits on behalf of West Virginia is the message in a new ad campaign which began last week.
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Clay County man has contempt charges reversed by Supreme Court
CHARLESTON – Without an attorney, Thomas Auxier of Indore convinced the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals that Clay Circuit Court Judge Jack Alsop should not have held him in contempt. The Justices unanimously ruled April 6 that Auxier did … Read More
This Just In: Kanawha County
April 16 James Kramer v. Owens-Illinois, Inc., et al PA – Craig E. Coleman; J – Visiting * James Kramer filed an asbestos suit against 36 companies, claiming he now has mesothelioma because of their negligence. Kramer was a pipefitter … Read More
This Just In: Berkeley County
April 4 Winchester Medical Center Inc. vs. Kenneth Wasson PA – John Balenovich; J – Christopher Wilkes * The hospital claims Wasson owes $26,107.28 plus interest for medical services provided in 2006. Case number: 07-C-274 April 6 Ray Hess vs. … Read More
This Just In: Putnam County
April 20 Geno’s Formal Affair Inc. vs. Cinderella’s Closet LLC PA-Anne Prentice; J-Spaulding * Geno’s, based in Lexington, Ky., says Cinderella’s Closet of Hurricane owes $13,582.88 on its account. With interest, the total is $15,357.96, which is the amount Geno’s … Read More
This Just In: Ohio County
April 16 Mary Dean vs. The Kroger Co., et al J- Wilson; PA- Ronald Wm. Kasserman * Dean fell in Kroger on a wet floor in May 2006. She claims she incurred mental and physical pain because of Kroger’s negligence … Read More
This Just In: Jefferson County
April 11 Cellmark Inc. V. Halltown Paperboard PA-Jeffery Gould; J- Gina Groh * Cellmark is seeking to collect from Halltown Paperboard $69,435.95 plus pre-judgment for a past debt. Case number: 07-C-11 April 16 David Hooe Jr. and Rosemary Hooe v. … Read More
This Just In: Cabell County
April 20 Dorris E. Hatfield v. Sears, Roebuck and Co. PA-R. Stephen Hatfield; J-J.L. Cummings * Hatfield visited Sears in April 2005 and tripped on a service mat that was placed in front of a door. Hatfield alleges Sears neglected … Read More