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Daily Archives: January 11, 2012
Panel denies officials’ motion for stay of ruling in redistricting suit
King
CHARLESTON – A federal panel on Tuesday denied a motion by a group of West Virginia officials asking for an immediate stay of a ruling issued last week in a congressional redistricting lawsuit. Read More
Kunstler film showing Thursday at WVU
MORGANTOWN -– How much of a polarizing figure was William Kunstler? The title of an award-winning documentary film his daughters made about him -– “William Kunstler: Disturbing the Universe” –- certainly offers a hint. The life of Kunstler, a self-described … Read More
PERSONNEL FILE: Four new attorneys join Jackson Kelly
Busick
CHARLESTON -– Jackson Kelly is continuing to expand with the addition of four new attorneys who recently joined the firm as Counsel: Jeffrey M. Busick, Alaina N. Crislip, Kathryn D. Schymik and Brian W. Stolarz.
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Monsanto trial could start next week
WINFIELD – A spokeswoman for the state Supreme Court of Appeals says a class action lawsuit filed against Monsanto and related companies over its old plant in Nitro could go to trial in Putnam County next week. Jennifer Bundy said … Read More
Clawges enters order denying Big East’s motion to dismiss
Clawges
MORGANTOWN – A Monongalia Circuit Court judge this week released the order in which he denied the Big East Conference’s motion to dismiss West Virginia University’s lawsuit against it last month. Read More
Former assistant appointed as new Randolph prosecutor
Parker
EKLINS – A familiar face returns to the Randolph County Prosecutor’s Office to lead it for at least the next year.
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Lewis Co. businessman hounds Elkins attorney in prosecutor bid
EKLINS – At least one person seeking to fill the vacancy of former Randolph County Prosecutor Richard Busch received some opposition to his candidacy. Among the attorneys vying to become Randolph’s interim prosecutor for the next year was Dwight R. … Read More
Writer sues Cabell officials over access to records
HUNTINGTON – A freelance journalist is asking a judge to compel release of the death certificate of a woman who died at the hands of a former Mason County physician with a long history of malpractice. Cabell County Clerk Karen … Read More