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Daily Archives: September 18, 2012
Man sues KRT for negligence
CHARLESTON — A Charleston man is suing Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority for injuries he suffered when he attempted to board a bus.
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Man sues Logan’s Roadhouse for injuries
CHARLESTON — A man is suing Logan’s Roadhouse after he slipped and fell in its restroom and was injured.
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Woman sues CAMC for medical malpractice
CHARLESTON — A Charleston woman is suing Charleston Area Medical Center for failing to timely treat free air in her abdomen.
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Six more suits filed against Mountain State
CHARLESTON — Six more students have filed lawsuits against Mountain State University for failing to inform them about problems with the school’s accreditation.
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Simons Promotions, W.Va. Baseball file defamation case
CHARLESTON — Simons Promotions, its owner and West Virginia Baseball, LLC are suing an individual for defamation and causing them to suffer a loss of profit for a boxing and mixed martial arts event.
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Kanawha couple sues Dealers Assurance Company for breach of warranty
CHARLESTON — A Kanawha County couple is suing Dealers Assurance Company for breaching its warranty regarding a vehicle they had purchased.
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Couple sues CAMC for leaving foreign object in body
CHARLESTON — A man and his wife are suing Charleston Area Medical Center after they discovered a foreign object was left behind after surgery.
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Ky. couple names 71 companies in asbestos suit
CHARLESTON — A South Shore, Ky., couple is suing 71 companies they claim are responsible for an esophageal cancer diagnosis.
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DB Land sues Empire Consulting for breach of contract
CHARLESTON — DB Land, LLC is suing Empire Consulting Services, LLC for breach of contract.
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Court hears cases at Marshall
HUNTINGTON – The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia heard cases at Marshall University on Sept. 18 as part of the university’s celebration of Constitution Week.
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W.Va. high court: Former steel worker’s claim compensable
Chief Justice Menis Ketchum
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals last week upheld an order by the state’s workers’ compensation board finding a former steel workers’ claim for bladder cancer compensable. Read More
W.Va. SC: Former coal company employee not entitled to additional award
Chief Justice Menis Ketchum
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals ruled last week that a former Consolidation Coal Company employee is not entitled to an additional permanent partial disability award. Read More
Report: W.Va. judicial candidates spent nearly $600,000 in primary TV ads
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WASHINGTON – Judicial candidates in West Virginia spent nearly $600,000 in television advertisements this primary season, according to a report released last week by two legal reform groups. Read More