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Daily Archives: November 13, 2012
Parent sues West Virginia Division of Juvenile Services over daughter’s alleged rape
CHARLESTON — The parent of a young girl who was allegedly raped during her incarceration in James H. “Tiger” Morton Juvenile Center is suing the state division of juvenile services for the child’s injuries. Two correctional officers, James Dunlap and … Read More
Name partners in Atlanta firm with W.Va. ties suing each other
ATLANTA – An Atlanta law firm that is representing state Attorney General Darrell McGraw’s office in litigation is experiencing a nasty breakup. Partners in the firm Cook, Hall & Lampros are fighting it out in a lawsuit filed in Fulton … Read More
Man sues physician over toe surgery problems
MORGANTOWN — A man is suing a physician he claims was negligent in caring for him and informing him about the risks of a surgical procedure. On July 15, 2010, Dr. Jerry I. Hadrych performed arthroplasty on Steven B. Drain’s … Read More
Law firm alleges attorney stole records
MORGANTOWN — The law firm of Berryman, Hall and Matheny, PLLC is suing an attorney it claims took financial records and equipment from its premises. Berryman, Hall and Matheny, PLLC; Robert D. Berryman; Steven R. Hall; and Grant O. Matheny … Read More
Former employee sues Gentiva claiming she refused to participate in alleged fraudulent billing practices
CHARLESTON — A former employee is suing Gentiva Health Services, Inc., after she claims she was forced to resign from her employment for not agreeing to participate in fraudulent Medicare billing practices. Gentiva Certified Healthcare Corp.; Gentiva Health Services (USA), … Read More
Woman sues Capitol Resource Agency for wrongful termination
CHARLESTON — A former employee is suing Capitol Resource Agency, Inc., for wrongful termination of employment. Danny Scalise was also named as a defendant in the suit. Ramona Dickson claims she was employed by the defendants from Aug. 9, 2010, … Read More
Monongalia County woman says Gabriel Brothers fired her over pregnancy
MORGANTOWN — A former employee is suing Gabriel Brothers, Inc., after she claims her employment was terminated because she was pregnant. Megan Edwards began working at Gabriel Brothers in September 2010 at its warehouse location in Morgantown, according to a … Read More
Family sues Wal-mart claiming glass fragments in vegetables
CHARLESTON — A man and his family are suing Wal-mart Stores East, LP, after he ate mixed vegetables bought at one of its stores that he says contained glass fragments that caused him injuries. Wal-mart Stores East, LP d/b/a Great Value Foods … Read More
Supreme Court says Jefferson judge didn’t follow directive in previous decision
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals has blocked the Jefferson County Circuit Court from forcing the CEO of Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, Roger Crandall, to be deposed. “This is the second time this case has been … Read More
Supreme Court spares dog’s life, says criminal charges needed to order euthanization
CHARLESTON – The state Supreme Court has overturned a Grant County Circuit Court order that would have resulted in the killing of a Rottweiler that possibly attacked a 2-year-old girl during a birthday party. The court ruled on Nov. 9 … Read More