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Daily Archives: February 25, 2013
Nationwide sues customers over policy limits
MARTINSBURG – Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company is suing two individuals who have been attempting to get the insurance company to pay more than its policy limits. Mark O. Harris, individually and as personal representative of the Estate of Patricia A. … Read More
Kentucky Fuel hit with class action lawsuit
CHARLESTON – A class action suit has been brought against Kentucky Fuel Corporation after former employees claim it failed to timely notify them of their eligibility for COBRA coverage. Southern Coal Company and Anthem Blue Cross were also named as … Read More
Lawsuit: Chesapeake Appalachia won’t relinquish gas rights
WHEELING – Chesapeake Appalachia is being sued after 16 people, a family trust and the Ranch Sportsman’s Club claim it has unlawfully held over their gas and oil rights. Statoil USA Onshore Properties, Inc., was also named as a defendant … Read More
Plaintiff in car crash suit walked half-marathon six months after wreck
WHEELING – A federal judge is sending a car crash lawsuit against Cabela’s back to state court, where the defendants will likely introduce evidence that the plaintiff participated in a 20K walk six months after the wreck. U.S. District Judge … Read More
Court enters settlement in case of confused counsel
CHARLESTON – The state Supreme Court has entered a settlement in a case in which the plaintiff’s attorney became confused as to what costs his client would have to pay. The court ruled unanimously on Feb. 22 to enter a … Read More
Former AG’s credit card case sent to Mason County court
HUNTINGTON – A federal judge has agreed to remand a lawsuit filed by former state Attorney General Darrell McGraw against a group of credit card issuers to a state court. Judge Robert Chambers, in his memorandum opinion and order filed … Read More
Petitioner doesn’t attach trial transcript, loses appeal
CHARLESTON – Because his attorney didn’t submit the proper paperwork, the son of a Harrison County landlord has lost his appeal in a carbon monoxide poisoning lawsuit. The state Supreme Court ruled Feb. 22 that Frank Gallo and his lawyer, … Read More
Huddleston Bolen holding Affordable Care Act webinar
HUNTINGTON – Huddleston Bolen will host a webinar titled “The Affordable Care Act – Where Do Employers Go from Here?” from 1-2 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 27th. The presentation will summarize where employers currently should be and what those imminent … Read More