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Daily Archives: November 26, 2012
Benjamin dissent in insurance case says plaintiffs would get med payment windfall
CHARLESTON – Justice Brent D. Benjamin has filed a dissent in an automobile accident case in which the Supreme Court of West Virginia made several significant insurance law holdings on Nov. 15. The case, Jeffrey Jenkins and M. Jean McNabb … Read More
Judgment against Quicken Loans affirmed by Supreme Court
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Supreme Court has agreed with a trial court finding that Quicken Loans, Inc. committed fraud and violated various provisions of the West Virginia Consumer Credit and Protection Act in a mortgage loan with an … Read More
SC tells student which school to attend
CHARLESTON – The state Supreme Court has upheld a judge’s ruling that the Gilmer County Board of Education was correct in ordering a child to attend school where her parents reside, and not where they work. The Court on Nov. … Read More
Man sues Olive Garden for injuries at restaurant
CHARLESTON – A Charleston man is suing Olive Garden for injuries he sustained at one of its restaurants. GMRI, Inc., is doing business as the Olive Garden Restaurant, Inc. Darden GC Corp; Darden Restaurants, Inc.; and David Sparks, the manager … Read More
Woman sues Slack Group for mobile home problems
CHARLESTON – A woman is suing Slack Group, LLC after she claims her mobile home trailer had standing water problems that caused her children to be injured. Audrey Short purchased a mobile home trailer from the defendant’s predecessor in 2007 … Read More
Woman blames physician for husband’s death
CHARLESTON – A woman is suing a Charleston physician after she claims the physician is responsible for her husband’s death. On Sept. 8, 2011, Thomas Francis Wright had a cystoscopy performed at Charleston Area Medical Center by Dr. Cyus Mali, … Read More
Woman sues Genesis Healthcare
CHARLESTON – A woman is suing Genesis Healthcare Corporation after she claims it is responsible for the death of her family member. Genesis Healthcare, LLC; Teays Valley Haven Limited Partnership; 590 North Poplar Fork Road Operations, LLC; Matthew Keefer; John … Read More
Suspended attorney faces lawsuit from BB&T
CHARLESTON – Though his law license may be on hiatus, Charles L. “Dusty” Phalen’s legal problems aren’t. Two months before the Court placed Phalen on a year-long suspension, Branch Banking and Trust named him as a co-defendant in breach of … Read More



