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State Government Category Archives: State Government
ATRA notes similarities between ILR survey and its report
CHARLESTON – A national tort reform group commended the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s survey on legal climates, noting the similarities to its own report issued in December. The American Tort Reform Association on Wednesday commended the Chamber’s Institute for Legal … Read More
State’s legal climate the worst, survey shows
Donohue
CHARLESTON – For the second consecutive year, a national survey ranks West Virginia’s legal climate as the worst in the country.
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Trial lawyers, U.S. Chamber at odds over ads
Jones
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Trial Lawyers Association and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce are butting heads again, this time over an ad campaign.
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CALA radio ads critical of venue bill passage
Cohen
CHARLESTON – West Virginia Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse is taking shots at the state’s “Open For Business” slogan in new radio ads criticizing recently passed legislation.
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CALA ads critical of Webster, Kessler
Webster
CHARLESTON – West Virginia Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse is starting an ad campaign focusing on the legislative Judiciary Committee chairs for siding with their “personal injury lawyer cronies to block meaningful legal reform.”
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WVTLA praises passage of venue bill, rips U.S. Chamber
Jones
CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Trial Lawyers Association has commended Gov. Joe Manchin for signing into law a bill that will limit out-of-state plaintiffs from filing lawsuits in West Virginia.
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Members of AG’s Citizens Advisory Committee announced
McGraw
CHARLESTON — Attorney General Darrell McGraw’s office has announced the names of the members of his newly formed Citizens Advisory Committee.
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Lawsuit venue bill signed into law
Manchin
CHARLESTON – A bill aimed at limiting lawsuits filed by out-of-state residents was signed into law, drawing praise and criticism from several groups following the issue.
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Manchin vetoes bill adding six circuit judges
Manchin
CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s circuit court system will remain as is, at least for now, after Gov. Joe Manchin on Wednesday vetoed a bill that would have added six judges.
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AG McGraw shuts down site, sues spa
McGraw
CHARLESTON – Attorney General Darrell McGraw has shut down an Internet site that promises television programming for a monthly fee, citing several complaints from his Consumer Protection Division.
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