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Daily Archives: June 18, 2012
W.Va. SC sides with Tudor’s in suit over worker’s fall
Chief Justice Menis Ketchum
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, in a ruling last week, said a circuit court should have set aside a default judgment against popular breakfast sandwich maker Tudor’s Biscuit World. Read More
Woman sues Verizon for work injuries
CHARLESTON — A former Verizon Communications, Inc. employee is suing the company after she sustained injuries while participating in a pole-climbing training session. Karen Yvette King was employed with Verizon. In June 2010, King was transferred by her employer from … Read More
Former employee sues Jan-Care for unlawful termination
CHARLESTON — A former employee is suing Jan-Care Ambulance, Inc. after he claims his employment was unlawfully terminated. Jan-Care Ambulance Services – Tri-State Division, Inc., was also named as a defendant in the suit. Ron Curry worked for Jan-Care as … Read More
Poca man sues companies for unlawful debt collection
CHARLESTON — A Poca man is suing NCO Financial Systems and Capital One Bank after he claims they attempted to collect debt from him even after he was represented by counsel. On Dec. 19, 2011, Gregory W. Carr notified the … Read More
Man sues Saxon Drilling for work injuries
MORGANTOWN — A Saxon Drilling employee is suing the company after he was injured on the job. On May 21, Ray Messersmith was at work on a drilling rig, operating the equipment in a safe, reasonable prudent manner while exercising … Read More
Florida woman sues S&S Rentals for son’s ATV injuries
MORGANTOWN — A Jupiter, Fla., woman is suing S&S Rentals after she claims her son was injured in an ATV accident. Steven B. Solomon; Sheridan Ranch Property Owners Association, Inc.; John Charles Solomon III; and Westfield Insurance Company were also … Read More