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Ohio County Category Archives: Ohio County
Supreme Court blocks car battery warranty suit
CHARLESTON – The state Supreme Court has granted a writ of prohibition to Advance Stores, blocking a circuit court from allowing a case involving a car battery warranty to go forward on the plaintiff’s third amended complaint. Justice Robin Jean … Read More
Class action suit involving AIS Recovery removed to federal court
WHEELING – A lawsuit involving AIS Recovery Solutions has been removed from Ohio County Circuit Court to the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia at Wheeling because the action involves citizens of different states. AIS Recovery … Read More
Judges stick with first-filed rule in jurisdictional dispute
WHEELING – A Minnesota fireplace manufacturer did not engage in “anticipatory forum-shopping” when it sued a Wheeling distributor in March, a federal judge has decided. U.S. District Judge John Preston Bailey on Jan. 8 ordered the transfer of J&M Distributing’s … Read More
Defamation suit belonged in state court, judge rules
WHEELING – A federal judge has dismissed an Ohio man’s defamation lawsuit filed against two Wheeling-area news outlets. On Dec. 21, Judge Irene Keeley adopted the report and recommendation of Magistrate Judge James Seibert, finding that Plaintiff Dennis Givens, who … Read More
Bordas & Bordas founders awarded $97K in claim against Wells Fargo adviser
PITTSBURGH – A financial industry regulatory board has found Wheeling attorney Jim Bordas liable for defamation of a Wells Fargo financial adviser, but also awarded him almost $100,000 as a result of his complaint against the broker. A Financial Industry … Read More
Plaintiffs sued wrong company over cemetery fall, judge rules
PARKERSBURG – A federal judge has dismissed a personal injury lawsuit filed against a company that apparently does not own the funeral home the plaintiffs intended to sue or the cemetery they should have sued. U.S. District Judge Joseph Goodwin … Read More
Fourth Circuit agrees with Wheeling federal judge
RICHMOND, Va. – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has affirmed a ruling made by a West Virginia federal judge in a lawsuit brought by a man who was under investigation by the IRS. The court ruled … Read More
Bordas & Bordas pro bono case helps injured worker
WHEELING – The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals has upheld an order by the state’s Workers’ Compensation board finding Severstal steel worker Ernest Gambellin’s claim for bladder cancer compensable as an occupational disease. Gambellin was represented in his appeal … Read More



