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Daily Archives: April 19, 2012
Marion judge rules family court litigants entitled to counsel in contempt hearings
FAIRMONT – A Monongalia County man has successfully challenged a Marion County family law judge’s decision denying his request for court-appointed counsel in a civil contempt hearing. Marion Circuit Judge David R. Janes on April 9 granted a writ of … Read More
THEIR VIEW: Lawmakers and conflicts of interest.
MORGANTOWN — The West Virginia Ethics Commission decided last week that House Speaker Rick Thompson would have an “inescapable conflict” if he had taken a position as legal counsel for the West Virginia Education Association teacher’s union.
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Supreme Court orders judge to issue ruling quicker
Webster
CHARLESTON – The state Supreme Court has ordered Kanawha Circuit Judge Carrie Webster twice in the last few months to issue her rulings quickly.
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CSX given discovery orders in racketeering case against firm
Peirce
WHEELING (Legal Newsline) – CSX Transportation will need to supply the asbestos firm it is suing with files from 10,000 cases that don’t involve the firm.
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Panel links PFOA exposure to kidney, testicular cancer
Deitzler
PARKERSBURG – An independent panel of scientists has linked exposure to PFOA — a chemical used in making non-stick coatings — to both kidney and testicular cancer in humans. Read More