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WEST VIRGINIA RECORD

Thursday, March 28, 2024

News from April 2007


Triathlete blames sponsor for foot injury

By Cara Bailey |
MORGANTOWN - A Monongalia County woman says a triathlon sponsor is responsible for her foot being cut while getting in the water for the swimming portion of the race.

Woman blames doctor, facility for having one shorter leg

By Cara Bailey |
CHARLES TOWN - A Jefferson County woman has filed a medical malpractice suit against a doctor after her hip replacement surgery caused one leg to be longer than the other.

State Police sued over 2004 Monongalia County wreck

By Cara Bailey |
MORGANTOWN - The West Virginia State Police Department is being sued for a collision a State Trooper caused with two Pennsylvania men.

Man blames Motorola for exploding cell phone

By Cara Bailey |
MORGANTOWN - A Monongalia County man seeks $75,000 from Motorola after his cell phone exploded in his hand.

Woman sues after she was hit by truck while crossing street

By Cara Bailey |
MORGANTOWN - A Monongalia County woman is being sued after she hit a Morgantown woman with her truck.

See no evil

By The West Virginia Record |
For a second year running, West Virginia finished dead last in an annual business survey of state legal climates.

Texas attorney says sister of The Record isn't a real newspaper

By Steve Korris |
Coon BEAUMONT, Texas -- Southeast Texas Record editor Marilyn Tennissen and reporter David Yates are not journalists and The Record is not a newspaper, Beaumont attorney Brent Coon said at an April 25 hearing before Jefferson County District Judge Donald Floyd.

CALA targets McGraw in new ads

By Chris Dickerson |
McGraw CHARLESTON -- Reforming the way Attorney General Darrell McGraw hires outside counsel to file lawsuits on behalf of West Virginia is the message in a new ad campaign which began last week.

Clay County man has contempt charges reversed by Supreme Court

By Steve Korris |
CHARLESTON - Without an attorney, Thomas Auxier of Indore convinced the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals that Clay Circuit Court Judge Jack Alsop should not have held him in contempt.

This Just In: Kanawha County

By Cara Bailey |
April 16

This Just In: Berkeley County

By Beth Henry |
April 4

This Just In: Putnam County

By Chris Dickerson |
April 20

This Just In: Ohio County

By Jennifer Fleahman |
April 16

This Just In: Jefferson County

By The West Virginia Record |
April 11

This Just In: Cabell County

By Drew Smith |
April 20

McGraw targeted because he is successful

By The West Virginia Record |
Hughes CHARLESTON -- We believe the West Virginia Attorney General's office has been targeted by the American Tort Reform Association because General Darrell McGraw is one of the most successful Attorneys General in the country at holding members of the American Tort Reform Association accountable for violations of the law. No good deed goes unpunished.

Mercer couple awarded $5.3 million in doctor molestation case

By Cara Bailey |
PRINCETON - A Mercer County couple was awarded more than $5.3 million after the woman claimed her doctor molested her.

Students participate in mock trial

By Cara Bailey |
CHARLESTON - Several Kanawha County high school students from had the opportunity to prosecute and defend an alleged murderer in Kanawha County Court.

State is low when it comes to high-tech

By The West Virginia Record |
Kercheval MORGANTOWN -- When it comes to high-tech jobs, West Virginia is on the low end.

ATRA notes similarities between ILR survey and its report

By Chris Dickerson |
CHARLESTON – A national tort reform group commended the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's survey on legal climates, noting the similarities to its own report issued in December.