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Daily Archives: October 29, 2007
Yeager Airport, airlines sued over man’s injuries
Yeager Airport is located just outside of downtown Charleston.
CHARLESTON – A Charleston man has filed a suit on behalf of a man who was injured when he fell down the steps of a plane at Yeager Airport, after the special assistance he requested was not provided.
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PERSONNEL FILE: Donnie Adkins joins Jackson Kelly as an associate
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CHARLESTON — Jackson Kelly is pleased to announce Donnie Adkins has joined the firm as an associate in its Charleston office.
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PERSONNEL FILE: Marc C. Bryson joins Steptoe & Johnson
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CHARLESTON – Marc C. Bryson has joined the Business Department of Steptoe & Johnson, and he will focus on environmental law in the firm’s Charleston office.
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