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Daily Archives: September 30, 2010
PERSONNEL FILE: Four new associates join Jackson Kelly
Clark
CHARLESTON -– Jackson Kelly is pleased to welcome four new associates to the firm – Kellie Clark, Aaron Heishman, Amy Jo Holley and Felicia Phipps.
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Rahall, Maynard campaigns spar over windmill ad
Rahall
HUNTINGTON –- Attorneys for U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall’s election campaign want television stations to stop airing an ad from Republican challenger Spike Maynard’s campaign.
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Prominent legal scholar to headline Fairness WV Conference at WVU
Robson
MORGANTOWN — Ruthann Robson, John T. Copenhaver visiting Chair at the West Virginia University College of Law, will be the featured speaker at the Fairness WV Conference 2010.
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THEIR VIEW: W.Va. appeals process too restrictive
HARPERS FERRY — Our state currently has one of the most restrictive appeals processes in the nation. It is one of only 10 states in the nation without an intermediate court of appeals.
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Wheeling couple sues Northern Panhandle Pipe & Supply for injuries
WHEELING — A Wheeling man and his wife are suing Northern Panhandle Pipe & Supply after he was injured with a steel pipe while at work. Michael A. McCarthy was employed by the defendant as a counter salesman and claims … Read More
Milton couple sues AEP, others for wrongful termination
WINFIELD — A Milton couple is suing American Electric Power Company and Sun Technical Services after they claim their employment was wrongfully terminated. Franklin R. Pifer, Debra Tygrett and Michael J. Finissi were also named as defendants in the suit. … Read More
Pa. couple sues Morgantown doctors, hospital for medical negligence.
MORGANTOWN — A Greene County, Pa., couple is suing Morgantown Surgical Associates and Monongalia County General Hospital for medical negligence after a breast biopsy. Drs. Mark L. Johnson, Jerome G. Johnson and Mary F. Edwards and an unknown individual were … Read More
Bridgeport couple sues physician, office for negligence
MORGANTOWN — A Bridgeport couple is suing Mountainstate Orthopedic Associates and a physician after they claim it is responsible for improperly performing knee replacement surgery. D. Max Francis was referred to Dr. Matthew P. Darmelio by his treating physician for … Read More
Woman sues Lavalette PSD for negligence
WAYNE — A Wayne woman is suing Lavalette Public Service District after she claims she was injured because of the company’s negligence. On Aug. 21, 2008, Betty Keeney was at Sherri’s Special Occasions in Lavalette and was outside of the … Read More
Tucker jury awards $1.5 million to burn victim’s family
Bordas
PARSONS — A Tucker County jury awarded the family of a badly burned youth more than $1.5 million.
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Pratt named in discrimination suit
CHARLESTON -– An eastern Kanawha County municipality is accused of improperly firing one of its employees earlier this year. The town of Pratt is named in an age, and disability discrimination suit filed by Gary Fernatt. In his complaint, complaint, … Read More
Petitions are public records, Justices rule
Ketchum
CHARLESTON — Publisher Thomas Harding of the Observer in Shepherdstown won a crusade for free press and free information, right on time for everyone but himself.
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