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'Rich Men North of Richmond' singer plays key role in W.Va. civil lawsuit
CHARLESTON – The musician behind “Rich Men North of Richmond” is a key part of a West Virginia civil lawsuit about a soured business relationship. -
More than 55 W.Va. law firms took PPP loans for as much as $58.5 million
CHARLESTON – More than 55 law firms based in West Virginia took out federal Payroll Protection Plan loans totaling as much as $58.5 million. -
Legislature needs reformation before school reform can happen
CHARLESTON – When Senate President Mitch Carmichael (R-Jackson) calls for reform of our public education system, the place to start is with the West Virginia Legislature itself. -
Man sues property lessors, claiming deed transfer was not disclosed
BECKLEY — A property lessee is suing the lessor for alleged breach of contract and fraud. -
Wireline services provider alleges electric companies owe nearly $450,000
CHARLESTON — A Texas wireline services provider is suing two Charleston clients, alleging breach of contract and unjust enrichment. -
Consumer claims David Trump Design never delivered furniture
BECKLEY – A Raleigh County consumer alleges he paid for furniture that was never delivered. -
Positive Alternative Radio seeks nearly $150,000 for purchase of radio stations
BLUEFIELD – A North Carolina corporation alleges a Huntington limited liability company has failed to make payments after purchasing two radio stations in Kentucky. -
Federal judge denies motion to stay discovery in John Deere credit violation lawsuit
CHARLESTON – A federal judge has denied a motion to stay discovery in a lawsuit against John Deere alleging West Virginia Consumer Credit and Protection Act and Federal Truth in Lending Act violations. -
Raleigh County authority alleges heating, air conditioning system is defective
BECKLEY — A Raleigh County unit is suing a contractor and subcontractor, alleging breach of contract. -
Raleigh County property owner alleges energy company broke law
BECKLEY — A Raleigh County property owner is suing an energy company, alleging violation of state law. -
Former Merill Lynch financial adviser allegedly owes firm more than $700K
KINGWOOD — A securities brokerage firm has filed suit against a former financial adviser for allegedly failing to pay an arbitration award. -
18 new lawsuits filed against Humphreys for mishandling of flood litigation
CHARLESTON – Nearly 20 more lawsuits have been filed against a prominent Charleston attorney over his firm’s alleged mishandling of litigation involving flooding that occurred in 2001. -
Humphreys firm appeals bankruptcy court remand, seeks stay
CHARLESTON – A prominent Charleston law firm has appealed a recent federal bankruptcy court ruling that remanded part of a case against him and his firm back to Kanawha County. -
Woman sues Monongahela Power for power lines, company seeks to dismiss
KINGWOOD – A woman is suing Monongahela Power Company after she claims there are power lines on her personal property. -
Verizon wage payment violation lawsuit goes to federal court
CLARKSBURG – A woman is suing Verizon Communications after she claims it violated the West Virginia Wage Payment and Collection Act. Kelly Renee Carney was employed by Verizon in its call center in Clarksburg, according to a complaint filed in Harrison Magistrate Court and removed to federal court. -
Greenbrier Co. woman accuses AutoZone of discrimination
BECKLEY – A Greenbrier County woman is suing AutoZone after she claims she was discriminated against because of her gender. -
Randolph Co. church sues over banning of property sale
ELKINS – Summit Church and the owners of the property that it uses for Sunday services are suing the Randolph County Development Authority after they claim it is violating the U.S. Constitution by refusing to let the owners sell the property to the church. -
Who decides what is best for West Virginia?
CHARLESTON – On Nov. 4, Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper filed suit against Colorado Attorney General Cynthia Coffman in the Colorado Supreme Court for a ruling as to whether or not the Attorney General can appear on behalf of Colorado in litigation and proceedings when the governor has not asked or authorized her to do so. -
Ace Hardware removes Preston Co. electrical shock case to federal court
CLARKSBURG – A couple is suing Ace Hardware after they claim electrical shock injuries were sustained as a result of its breach of contract. A.D. -
Controversial hire in AG's office resigns
CHARLESTON – A West Virginia Attorney General’s office staffer whose recent hiring drew criticism from Democrats has resigned. Deputy Chief of Staff Lance Henderson resigned Oct. 21, saying the “vitriolic partisanship” in the state is disappointing. “It has been an honor to serve the people of this state,” Henderson said in a statement.