- 2013
- 2012
- 2011
- 2010
- 2009
- 2008
- 2007
- 2006
- 2005
State Supreme Court Category Archives: State Supreme Court
Williamson lawyer’s conduct could lead to loss of license
CHARLESTON – On the very day a former client of a Williamson attorney brought misconduct charges against him, the lawyer allegedly lied under oath about misconduct charges of another former client. Now William H. Duty stands to lose his license … Read More
Insurer seeks reversal in legal malpractice case
Recht
CHARLESTON – California insurer TIG retained William Wilmoth of Wheeling to defend lawyer William Galloway of Weirton in a Marshall County legal malpractice claim, but Wilmoth defended Galloway by attacking TIG from a witness stand.
Read More
Starcher not running for re-election
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Larry Starcher on Thursday ended speculation by announcing that he will not be seeking re-election to a second term on the State’s highest Court.
Read More
Albright chides other justices for ‘scarlet letter’ opinion
Albright
CHARLESTON – Debbie Plumley of Milton must wear a “scarlet letter” because the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals denied her a shot at redemption, Justice Joseph Albright protested.
Read More
Ketchum formally starts Supreme Court bid
Huntington attorney Menis Ketchum speaks during his Dec. 12 press conference to formally announce his run for a seat on the state Supreme Court. (Photo by Chris Dickerson)
CHARLESTON – Surrounded by family, friends and supporters, Huntington attorney Menis Ketchum made his bid for a seat on the state Supreme Court official.
Read More
Starcher says controversial comments hit wrong target
Starcher
CHARLESTON – State Supreme Court Justice Larry Starcher apologized Thursday to the attorney to whom he recently referred as “window dressing” because of her Pakistani descent.
Read More
Davis warns judges to stop excluding expert witnesses
Davis
CHARLESTON – Chief Justice Robin Davis of the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals has warned circuit judges to stop excluding expert witnesses.
Read More
Judge shouldn’t have excluded witnesses, Justices rule
Starcher
CHARLESTON – Kanawha Circuit Judge Paul Zakaib shouldn’t have excluded two doctors from testifying in a food poisoning lawsuit against Wendy’s International restaurants, the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals decided.
Read More



