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News from June 2013



Following adverse ruling, credit card company settles with AG's office

By John O'Brien |
POINT PLEASANT – One of the eight credit card companies sued by former state Attorney General Darrell McGraw has reached a settlement with his successor.

Bayer told discovery responses inadequate

By John O'Brien |
WHEELING – Bayer Material Science has not been specific enough in its responses to several discovery requests made by a former employee who alleges he was fired because he has cancer, a federal magistrate judge says.

CIVIL FILINGS: Randolph County

By Beth Henry-Vance |
Feb. 7



Supreme Court affirms arbitration ruling in favor of AT&T

By Nathan Bass |
Justices of the state Supreme Court

Dish Network, Frontier quick to fight woman's lawsuit

By John O'Brien |
HUNTINGTON – Dish Network and Frontier Communications are quickly fighting back against a lawsuit filed last month by a woman who alleges they violated the West Virginia Consumer Credit and Protection Act.

Order granted Aetna's motion to dismiss in lawsuit filed by former employee

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON - An order granting Aetna Building Maintenance's motion to dismiss was filed in 2011 in a lawsuit filed by a former employee who claimed his employment was wrongfully terminated.

WVSU lawsuit filed by former student dismissed

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON - A lawsuit filed against West Virginia State University after a former student claimed it failed to reimburse file for classes was dismissed in 2011.

Supreme Court overrules 1923 case, defines 'surface'

By Nathan Bass |
CHARLESTON – The state Supreme Court declared that the term “surface” has a “definite and certain meaning” when used in land conveyance, overruling a 1923 case that had ruled the term was “presumptively ambiguous.”

CIVIL FILINGS: Kanawha County

By Kyla Asbury |
May 30

Coal miner wins Workers' Comp for wrist injury

By Nathan Bass |
CHARLESTON – A coal mine worker will have his work-related wrist injury compensated after the state Supreme Court affirmed the overruling of the claims administrator by the Workers’ Compensation Board of Review.

Lawsuit against RSCR West Virginia removed to federal court, dismissed

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON - A lawsuit involving a former employee claiming she was wrongfully fired from RSCR West Virginia Inc. was removed to federal court, where it was settled last year.

Women say Charleston Plaza Hotel is a hostile work environment

By Kyla Asbury |
Best Western Charleston Plaza Hotel

Woman sues Alpha Technologies over final wages

By Kyla Asbury |
WINFIELD - A woman is suing Alpha Technologies Inc. for allegedly failing to pay her final wages in a timely manner.


Sorority girls resolve court dispute

By Kyla Asbury |
HUNTINGTON - A lawsuit involving a Sigma Sigma Sigma sister who claimed the Marshall University chapter violated sorority rules has been dismissed.

Water hose caused on-the-job injury, suit claims

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON - A Chapmanville man is suing Speed Mining LLC for injuries he allegedly sustained on the job.

Why is everyone laughing at Louis Helmburg III?

By The West Virginia Record |
The Chinese have an elaborate mobile launching system for their intercontinental ballistic missiles, but it doesn’t compare to the one developed by a member of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity at Marshall University in Huntington.