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WEST VIRGINIA RECORD

Monday, November 25, 2024

John O'Brien News


Competing Hatfield & McCoy moonshines agree to cease fire

By John O'Brien |
Hatfield & McCoy Moonshine, the Drink of Devil Anse Hatfield

DuPont product hurting property owner's trees, Mercer lawsuit says

By John O'Brien |
PRINCETON – An herbicide manufactured by DuPont is at the center of a recently filed lawsuit in Mercer County.

CALA says state courts subjected to 'lawsuit lottery'

By John O'Brien |
CHARLESTON – West Virginia Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse, a legal reform group, said Oct. 7-11 is Lawsuit Abuse Awareness Week.

Ex-Mingo judge hit with civil suit before guilty plea

By John O'Brien |
The Robert C. Byrd U.S. Courthouse in Charleston


Man says Harrison Co. deputies broke orbital bones, ribs

By John O'Brien |
The injuries Joy Pumphrey said he incurred as a result of excessive force used by two Harrison County sheriff's deputies and a Nutter Fort patrolman. Attorney John Bryan submitted the photo.


CSX conductor waited too long to sue over back pain

By John O'Brien |
Shapiro


Mingo judge Thornsbury pleads guilty to civil rights violation, resigns

By John O'Brien |
The Robert C. Byrd U.S. Courthouse in Charleston

Wrongful death settlement with Pine Lodge approved under seal

By John O'Brien |
Pine Lodge Care and Rehabilitation Center


Wrongful death settlement from Trasylol MDL worth $203K

By John O'Brien |
Philadelphia City Hall

Case of fatal pit bull attack will continue

By John O'Brien |
Griffith

Court rules against student punched in the face after sexual comments

By John O'Brien |
Justices of the state Supreme Court


Consol sued after worker won't use hand-scanner, cites description of antichrist

By John O'Brien |
CLARKSBURG – A former employee of Consol Energy says hand-scanning software used for attendance record-keeping bears a resemblance to a prophecy made in the Book of Revelation about the antichrist.

SC will decide if $53M punitive damages award against insurers is too much

By John O'Brien |
Justices of the state Supreme Court

Court: Upper Big Branch worker entitled to Workers' Comp

By John O'Brien |
Justices of the state Supreme Court

Judge triples fraud verdict against asbestos attorneys, radiologist

By John O'Brien |
The federal courthouse in Wheeling