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WEST VIRGINIA RECORD

Wednesday, December 4, 2024

Marian Johns News


Company claims Liberty Mutual failed to pay them for fire restoration services

By Marian Johns |
WINFIELD — Liberty Mutual Insurance is facing a suit alleging it failed to pay for fire restoration services on one of its insured properties.

Whitesville State Bank claims appraiser inflated property value by more than $400,000

By Marian Johns |
BECKLEY — Whitesville State Bank is suing an appraisal company and its owners claiming they grossly inflated a property's value for a refinancing loan.

Clearfiber faces suit alleging it owes nearly $20,000 for supplies

By Marian Johns |
MORGANTOWN — Clearfiber faces a lawsuit alleging it owes a Pennsylvania supply company nearly $20,000 for materials.

Charleston Area Medical Center faces suit alleging patient developed pressure wounds

By Marian Johns |
CHARLESTON — Charleston Area Medical Center is facing a suit alleging it failed to prevent a patient from developing pressure wounds.

Former American Tire Distributors employee claims he faced retaliation for testifying against company in age discrimination suit

By Marian Johns |
WINFIELD — A former American Tire Distributors worker claims he was targeted for discipline and terminated because he testified against the company in an age discrimination suit.

Commercial builder claims McKinney Romeo Properties owes more than $230,000 for improvement project

By Marian Johns |
MORGANTOWN — A West Virginia commercial builder is claiming a Pennsylvania company has failed to pay more than $230,000 for an improvement project.

Woman clams business partner used their company assets to start rival company

By Marian Johns |
BECKLEY — A woman claims her business partner diverted their company's assets to start a competitive, new business without her consent.

Woman sues Raleigh General after allegedly tripping on cord in her husband's hospital room

By Marian Johns |
BECKLEY — A woman is suing Raleigh General Hospital after allegedly tripping on a cord in her husband's hospital room and fracturing her hip.

Saw, scrag mill worker sues Inter-State Hardwoods after hand, arm crushed in chipper

By Marian Johns |
MARLINTON — A saw and scrag mill in Bartow is facing a suit that alleges a worker's hand, elbow and arm were crushed while following the company's procedure to unclog a chipper.

Workers claim Blackhawk Mining, Panther Mining failed to give proper notice of terminations, mass layoffs

By Marian Johns |
CHARLESTON — Blackhawk Mining and Panther Creek Mining are facing a class action by workers claiming they were not given proper notice of permanent job terminations and mass layoffs.

Texas Construction company claims it's owed $1.59 million for pipeline project materials, labor

By Marian Johns |
WHEELING — A Texas construction company claims it is owed more than $1.5 million for materials and labor on a pipeline project in Marshall County.

Former North Central Regional Jail inmate claims assault, excessive force

By Marian Johns |
CHARLESTON — A former North Central Regional Jail & Corrections Center inmate claims corrections officers assaulted him and inflicted other abuse.

Ford, Buckhannon auto dealer face suit alleging F150 was defective

By Marian Johns |
CHARLESTON — Ford Motor Company and a West Virginia Ford dealer face a lawsuit alleging a consumer's Ford F150 suffered from defects that could not be repaired.

ABC Supply claims West Virginia installation company owes more than $97,000 for supplies

By Marian Johns |
CHARLESTON —ABC Supply is alleging the owner of an installation company owes them more than $97,000 for supplies.

Harrison County Coal seeks to overturn arbitration award relating to its worker hand- scanning system

By Marian Johns |
CLARKSBURG — Harrison County Coal has filed a suit against two mine workers' unions in an attempt to overturn an arbitration judgment relating to the termination of workers who fail to use the company's hand scan system.

Man sues landlords after slipping on steps, fracturing ankle

By Marian Johns |
CHARLESTON — A man claims his landlords failed to keep the stairs outside their rental home up to code which caused the husband to slip and suffer a fracture to his ankle.

Horse jockey claims West Virginia Racing Commission's suspension from racing is too severe

By Marian Johns |
A professional horse jockey who was involved in an altercation with a fellow jockey is suing the West Virginia Racing Commission alleging his three-month suspension from racing was too severe of a punishment.

Petroleum Products sues Cornerstone Minerals alleging $1.1 million million fuel debt

By Marian Johns |
Petroleum Products is claiming Cornerstone Minerals owes it more than $1 million for fuel.

Woman alleges she was fired from Dunbar Plaza Hotel due to her age

By Marian Johns |
CHARLESTON —A 72-year-old woman is alleging she was fired by Dunbar Plaza Hotel because of her age.

Man claims Bluefield police sergeant falsely told media heroin was found in his home

By Marian Johns |
PRINCETON — A man claims a City of Bluefield police sergeant falsely told news outlets that a jar seized at his home was full of heroin when it was really the cremated remains of his father.