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Arguments Category Archives: Arguments
THEIR VIEW: Judicial system is hurting West Virginia
CHARLESTON — Senate Bill 307 – legislation to establish an intermediate court of appeals in West Virginia – passed overwhelmingly in the State Senate this past legislative session. Gov. Tomblin supported this effort and encouraged passage of the bill.
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A class action is a class action is a class action
Q. When is a class action not a class action? A. When Darrell McGraw says it isn’t. Read More
THEIR VIEW: Reducing the food tax
CHARLESTON — “A penny saved is a penny earned.” With that, Benjamin Franklin added to a growing collection of wise words to share with a very young nation. These wise words still apply today.
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THEIR VIEW: Session shows need for leadership
CHARLESTON — The recently adjourned legislative session reinforces my belief that West Virginia is in dire need of true leadership.
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THEIR VIEW: Legislative session damaged West Virginia
CHARLESTON — The 2011 Legislative Session was not only a failure, but also damaging to the perception of West Virginia for those that might consider this as a possible destination to locate their business.
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New court proposals are thoroughly appealing
The initiation of a feasibility study for a business court and the establishment of an intermediate appellate court were two of the more attractive recommendations made by Gov. Joe Manchin’s Independent Commission on Judicial Reform. Read More
THEIR VIEW: Get W.Va. working again
CHARLESTON — I am an eighth generation West Virginian who loves this state and wants nothing more than to make it better for future generations.
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THEIR VIEW: W.Va. companies shine across the globe
CHARLESTON — Time and again, I’ve said West Virginia is a great place to do business.
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News Flash: Personal injury attorneys don’t like caps on malpractice awards
We knew our Legislature’s caps on medical malpractice awards were going to be challenged, and who the challengers would be: personal injury attorneys and their clients. Read More
THEIR VIEW: Cap on damages helps health care
CHARLESTON — George Santayana, the early-20th-century philosopher, famously observed, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” His profound remark might easily apply to West Virginia.
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THEIR VIEW: What Reagan really said about tort reform
WASHINGTON — During the recent 100th anniversary of the birth of Ronald Reagan, we read many tributes to him and re-read many of his greatest speeches.
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