Arguments Category Archives: Arguments

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CHARLESTON — I have been a member of the Bar since 1967, yet I have personally filed only two lawsuits. Read More »

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CHARLESTON — The McGraw camp took a beating in the press lately on their ridiculous settlement practices. And, I’m sure they are all losing sleep over it. Read More »

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CHARLESTON — The Charleston Gazette’s characterization of the democratic process in action as, “a clever ploy: using prejudice against gays to reap … votes” (Gazette, “Storm” 6/13/08) insults democracy.
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CHARLESTON — First of all, Bray Cary deserves credit for a major coup in landing an hour long interview with Rich Rodriguez as the lawsuit with West Virginia University drags on. Read More »

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CHARLESTON — I had the pleasure of speaking in January at the third graduation ceremony honoring participants in the Southern Regional Drug Court in Mercer County. I have often said that drug courts save lives, and one of the lives the Mercer County program has saved was the life of a young woman who also spoke that day. I would like to tell you her story.
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Reading the first sentence of a recent story found at News.com.au leaves one perplexed: “A mother who decided to abort her son because he may have inherited a life-threatening kidney condition is overjoyed that he survived the procedure.”
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CHARLESTON — It was a heady day last year when a major U.S. company broke ground in West Virginia’s capital for a new regional headquarters, promising $35 million investment in the Mountain State and 2,500 new jobs.
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By VIC SPROUSE Once again, the people who were victims of insane “Doctor” John King were butchered. This time, not with a scalpel, but a pen. The law firm of Curry and Tolliver, who collected patients injured by King’s botched … Read More »

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MORGANTOWN — Case No. 33524 of the January term of the West Virginia Supreme Court is hardly the stuff of headline news. It’s essentially a contract dispute between two Harrison County residents and their real estate agent.
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