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Daily Archives: January 17, 2013
Supreme Court won’t hear lawsuit over superintendent’s firing
CHARLESTON – The state Supreme Court has denied a petition that sought to challenge the firing of state Superintendent Jorea Marple. The petition was filed on behalf of the parents of a special needs child and said the Board of … Read More
McGraw’s title loans case remanded to Jefferson court
MARTINSBURG – One of the lawsuits new state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has inherited from his predecessor will be heard in his home county. On Jan. 11, U.S. District Judge Gina Groh remanded former AG Darrell McGraw’s lawsuit against a … Read More
Masonry company ordered to pay $30K to pension funds, attorneys
CHARLESTON – Garrett Masonry must pay more than $30,000 as a result of a lawsuit that alleged it had not submitted all of its required monthly contributions to a group of pension funds. U.S. District Judge John Copenhaver made his … Read More
Default judgment worth $83K entered for unions
CHARLESTON – A group of unions has received a default judgment in its lawsuit against G&R Masonry and owner Mark Stutler. U.S. District Judge Joseph Goodwin entered the judgment Jan. 3, more than eight months after the lawsuit was filed. … Read More
Woman blames nursing home for father’s death
CHARLESTON – A woman is suing McDowell Nursing & Rehabilitation, LLC, after she claims it is responsible for her father’s injuries and death. Wisteria, LLC and AMFM, LLC were also named as defendants in the suit. James Allen was a … Read More
Lawsuit says Freedom Ministries failed to pay for asphalt
CHARLESTON – Southern West Virginia Asphalt, Inc., is suing Freedom Ministries, Inc., after it claims it failed to pay for asphalt. Robert Lucas, Randall Lucas and Tammy Lucas were also named as defendants in the suit. On June 5, June … Read More
Technicrete says Tri-State Hotels failed to pay for goods, services
CHARLESTON – Technicrete Corporation is suing Tr-State Hotels, LLC, after it claims it failed to pay for goods and services. Jai Sai, LLC; Stephen L. Thompson, trustree of the National Republic Bank of Chicago; the National Republic Bank of Chicago; … Read More
Former employee sues Medford Trucking
CHARLESTON – A former employee is suing Medford Trucking, LLC, after he claims it failed to pay his final wages within 72 hours of terminating his employment. David L. Pence was employed by Medford Trucking from Oct. 5, 2011, until … Read More