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State Supreme Court Category Archives: State Supreme Court
Wilkes files Supreme Court pre-candidacy papers
Wilkes
MARTINSBURG — Eastern Panhandle Circuit Judge Christopher Wilkes apparently is planning a run at the state Supreme Court in 2012 as well.
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Law firm appeals case over insurance coverage to high court
Richard Lindsay
CHARLESTON – A Charleston law firm is asking the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals to determine that a circuit court judge erred in granting summary judgment to a legal malpractice insurance company. Read More
Justices overrule judge in railroad prosecutor case
Benjamin
CHARLESTON – James Higginbotham proved he didn’t steal old rails but he didn’t prove Norfolk Southern Railway controlled a Kanawha County prosecutor who indicted him, the Supreme Court of Appeals decided.
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Court suspends Huntington attorney for phone sex with client’s wife
CHARLESTON – A Cabell County attorney has been suspended for a series of inappropriate telephone conversations he had with a former client’s wife. The state Supreme Court on Nov. 22 indefinitely suspended David D. Perry. The Court’s action came following … Read More
Mason, Wyoming Co. attorneys surrender licenses following fraud charges
CHARLESTON – Two attorneys — one from Mason County and one from Wyoming County — recently charged with wire fraud have been disbarred. The state Supreme Court on Oct. 6 ordered the disbarment of Jeremy T. Vickers, and Christopher B. … Read More
Ohio attorney loses W.Va. license
CHARLESTON – As he did in his home state a year ago, an Ohio attorney has lost his license to practice law in West Virginia. The state Supreme Court on Nov. 22 annulled the license of James R. Henry. The … Read More
Car dealer can’t blame power company for fire, Justices rule
CHARLESTON – Parkersburg car dealer Kendall Richards can’t blame Monongahela Power for a fire that started six days after a dump truck driver accidentally pulled down power lines, the Supreme Court of Appeals decided. Four Justices on Nov. 28 affirmed … Read More
BrickStreet lawyers say case protects state’s business climate
Parker
CHARLESTON — Lawyers at Charleston firm Spilman Thomas & Battle PLLC say a recent case involving their client, workers’ compensation insurer BrickStreet Mutual, holds “great importance” for all workers’ compensation insurance carriers operating in West Virginia. Read More
Mingo legal fee feud continues
Smith
CHARLESTON – Mingo County’s longest running feud since Hatfield and McCoy must drag on, the Supreme Court of Appeals has decided.
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Justices reject Omar monitoring suit
CHARLESTON – Seven years of searching for witnesses and evidence didn’t turn up enough of either to save a suit for medical monitoring of everyone who worked or played at Omar Elementary School in Chauncey since 1964. On Nov. 16, … Read More



