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Daily Archives: January 22, 2013
Mom says son was duct-taped to a locker by teacher
HAMLIN – A West Hamlin mother says a teacher put duct tape around the neck and body of her minor son and taped him to a locker for talking. Jennifer Masters, through Huntington Attorney Bert Ketchum, sued the Lincoln County … Read More
Dental receptionist accused of embezzling $250K
HAMLIN – Dental practices in Hamlin and Alum Creek claim embezzlement of at least $250,000 by a veteran employee, and allege that in three months prior to her Hawaiian vacation last year, there were no cash payments recorded. Dentists William … Read More
Couple claim mobile home loan was predatory
HAMLIN – A predatory lending complaint by Joseph and Jamie Bell revolves around a loan amount allegedly more than twice the value of real property involved. Bells purchased a 27-year-old single wide mobile home from CMH Homes, Inc., financed by … Read More
Boone suit blames coal company for amputated leg
MADISON – A personal injury suit in Boone Circuit Court claims an unsupported roof in an Elk Run Coal Co. mine cause Clyde P. Holsten to lose his leg. Attorneys of Ranson Law Offices in Charleston brought Holsten’s suit Jan. … Read More
Climate change scholar coming to WVU College of Law
MORGANTOWN – Conservation Biologist Thomas Lovejoy will speak at the West Virginia University College of Law on Jan. 31 about climate change. Lovejoy’s lecture, titled “Climate Change: A wild Solution,” will be free to the public and held at the … Read More
Manchin appointed to spot in Judiciary Committee
CHARLESTON – House Speaker Rick Thompson has appointed personal injury attorney Tim Manchin to vice chair of the Judiciary Committee. On Jan. 22, Thompson announced his committee assignments, including Del. Tim Manchin’s new job on the committee. Manchin, of the … Read More
EPA moves to dismiss chicken farm lawsuit
CLARKSBURG — The federal government argued in a court filing last week that a lawsuit filed against the Environmental Protection Agency over potential water pollution fines at a West Virginia chicken farm is now moot. Plaintiff Lois Alt, owner of … Read More