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Financial Pacific Leasing says it is owed more than $30,000 for loan
KINGWOOD – A financing company alleges it is owed for a loan currently in default. -
Man alleges wet towel on convenience store floor caused fall
KINGWOOD – A Preston County man alleges he was injured at a Kingwood business after slipping on a towel. -
Medical center, physician deny claims in breach of contract lawsuit
KINGWOOD – Bruceton Medical Center and Dr. Robert Phares have filed an answer to a complaint filed by Dr. David M. Anderson in which they deny the claims alleged against them. -
Ciji's Just One More Bar and Grill alleged to owe more than $9,000 for goods
KINGWOOD – A Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, company alleges that a Tunnelton business and two Kingwood individuals failed to pay for goods delivered. -
Greenbrier Communications alleges it was not paid for electrical work
KINGSWOOD – A residential and commercial electrical components installer alleges that it was not paid for work it did on a property in Preston County. -
Estep & Shaffer claims client failed to pay for services
KINGWOOD – A law firm alleges that a Preston County man failed to pay it for its services. -
Physician claims Bruceton Medical Center breached contract
KINGWOOD – A physician is suing Bruceton Medical Center after he claims it breached its contract with him. Dr. Robert W. Phares was also named as a defendant in the suit. -
Judge dismisses lawsuit against Albright, Mountaineer Gas
KINGWOOD – A judge has dismissed a lawsuit against the town of Albright because the plaintiff failed to appear for depositions and medical exams or submit paperwork. -
Lawsuit alleging police seized couple’s property settled
KINGWOOD – A lawsuit alleging the Terra Alta Police Department wrongfully seized a couple’s property without cause and refused to return it has been confidentially settled. -
Chartered bank accuses haulers, truckers of breaching agreement
KINGWOOD — A chartered bank is suing haulers and truckers, alleging breach of security agreement. -
Preston County man blames Wal-Mart for injuries
KINGWOOD — A Preston County customer is suing Wal-Mart, alleging the store's negligence led to injuries for the plaintiff. -
Couple accuses financial services providers of wrongful conduct
GRAFTON — A Grafton couple is suing financial services providers, alleging intentional infliction of emotional distress. -
Couple blames timber company for husband's injuries
KINGWOOD — A Preston County couple is suing a timber company, alleging its negligence caused injuries to the husband. -
Partnership, trustee accuse partner of breach of duty
KINGWOOD — A partnership business and trustee are suing a partner, alleging breach of duty. -
Couple, passenger blame highways department, driver for crash
KINGWOOD — A couple and their car passenger are suing the state department of highways and a driver, alleging their negligence led to a crash that injured the plaintiffs. -
Companies ask judge to dismiss Preston Board of Education lawsuit
KINGWOOD – Two of the defendants in a lawsuit filed by the Preston County Board of Education for breach of contract are asking the circuit judge to dismiss the lawsuit. -
Preston Co. school board accuses contractors of contract breach
KINGWOOD — The Preston County school board is suing contractors, a subconsultant and insurer, alleging professional negligence. -
Couple claims Preston Memorial's negligence resulted in amputation
KINGWOOD — A husband and wife are suing Preston Memorial Hospital Corp., citing alleged insufficient measures were taken to prevent injuries. -
Quilt fabrics manufacturer alleges shop operators owe more than $31,000
KINGWOOD — A Huntington quilting fabrics manufacturer is suing Reedsville fabric shop operators, alleging they owe more than $31,000 for breach of contract. -
Motion to dismiss filed in James B. Nutter & Co. lawsuit
KINGWOOD – A motion to dismiss was filed in a lawsuit against James B.