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LawsuitsColumbia Gas Transmission sued by real state owners for alleged breach of contract
MOUNDSVILLE — Property owners are suing Columbia Gas Transmission, a natural gas pipeline company, citing alleged breach of contract.
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LawsuitsCustomer alleges Kroger's negligence caused him to slip on peas
MOUNDSVILLE — A Marshall County man is suing Kroger, alleging negligence caused him to fall.
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LawsuitsWheeling couple cites driver, insurer in vehicle collision
MOUNDSVILLE — A Wheeling couple is suing a driver and State Farm Insurance, alleging breach of contract and negligence.
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Couple sues coal companies for property damage
CLARKSBURG – A couple is suing The Harrison County Coal Company and Consolidation Coal Company after they claim they are responsible for property damage.
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Employee accuses Save-A-Lot grocery operator of wrongful termination
NEW MARTINSVILLE — A former employee is suing a Save-A-Lot grocery store operator, alleging discrimination, retaliation and wrongful termination.
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Valley Grove couple alleges construction company botched job
WHEELING — A Valley Grove couple is suing an Ohio construction company, alleging breach of implied warranty.
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Couple seeks underinsured motorist benefits from Nationwide Mutual Insurance
WHEELING – A couple alleges their insurer breached their contract by failing to provide underinsured motorist benefits.
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Property owner alleges Consol mining damaged buildings on property
MOUNDSVILLE – A Marshall County property owner alleges long-wall mining near his property has caused damages to buildings.
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Couple alleges mining companies ruined property
MOUNDSVILLE — A Marshall County couple is suing mining companies, alleging the defendants damaged the plaintiffs' property.
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37 companies sue Dominion Transmission, others for breach of fiduciary duty
MOUNDSVILLE – Thirty-seven companies are suing Dominion Transmission Inc. after they claim it and others breached their fiduciary duties.