Ohio County Category Archives: Ohio County

Sept. 11 David Ruble and Arlene Ruble v. Environmental Protection Services (“EPS”), Inc. PA-Joseph J. John; J-Mazzone * On Feb. 29, 2008, EPS did not require the fire watcher to wear fire retardant clothing while handling a transformer. It is … Read More »

WHEELING – Thirty-five days after Circuit Judge Ronald Wilson gave himself 30 days to consider an objection to a $3.6 million fee for special assistants to Attorney General Darrell McGraw, Wilson has not released a decision. He withheld approval of … Read More »

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Toriseva

WHEELING — After having made a name for herself statewide and nationally, a prominent Wheeling attorney is hanging out her own shingle.
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WHEELING — An Ohio County resident has filed suit against Wheeling Hospital, alleging she was fired due to age and racial discrimination, as well as for her refusal to work overtime. Alice Alexander claims she had worked at the Bishop … Read More »

An Ohio County couple have filed suit against a corporation and an Ohio County woman, alleging a sexual encounter forced the man to leave his job. Michael and Dierdra Stan claim Michael worked at Orkin more than 10 years when … Read More »

Aug. 29 Nancy L. Geary vs. A.R. Walker vs. Jeffrey D. Conaway 55220 Locust Avenue Bridge Port, OH 43912-9600 PA- Ronald Wm Kasserman; J- Recht *When traveling south on Rockledge Road, she was struck when a vehicle drove in her … Read More »

WHEELING – West Virginians paying $53,670.62 for expenses of private lawyers in Visa and MasterCard litigation won’t know where or how the lawyers spent the money, unless Ohio County Circuit Judge Ronald Wilson decides to find out. Wilson on Aug. … Read More »

Aug. 4 Andrea D. Taylor vs. The Kroger Co. dba Kroger Food and Pharmacy Store No. 562 PA-Kevin M. Pearl; J- Gaughan * A slip and fall occurred on the premises due to alleged dangerous conditions that were present from … Read More »

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Miller

WHEELING — The Ohio County Bar Association has adopted a resolution to honor a former state Supreme Court chief justice who recently died.
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