Putnam Circuit Court
Recent News About Putnam Circuit Court
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Widow files suit against Putnam County doctor over husband's death
WINFIELD – A widow alleges a physician deviated from the standard of care in her late husband's failed surgery.
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Putnam County consumers accuse local contractor of fraud
WINFIELD – A Scott Depot couple alleges a Putnam County business used funds meant for a home's construction for another use.
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Healthsmart of Teays Valley Inc. accuse Healthsmart LLC of fraud
WINFIELD – The operators of a Healthsmart franchise allege they relied on false and/or misleading representations before entering into an agreement.
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Building Mechanical Services alleged to have defaulted on loan
WINFIELD – A Putnam County business is alleged to have defaulted on a loan.
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Woman files petition to settle with Putnam County Board of Education
WINFIELD – A woman has filed a petition to settle with Putnam County Board of Education for injuries to her minor daughter suffered at Scott Teays Elementary School.
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Callaway Construction alleged to have damaged driveway at Hurricane property
WINFIELD – Two Hurricane residents allege a contractor they hired to perform work on their driveway damaged their property.
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Driver files suit against Joe Beard & Sons Corp. over collision on I-64
WINFIELD – A Scott Depot woman is seeking damages after a collision with a tractor-trailer on Interstate 64.
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Couple seek damages over auto accident in Hurricane
WINFIELD – A Putnam County couple are seeking damages from a Kanawha County man after an auto accident in Hurricane.
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Former Diamond Electric Manufacturing Corp. employee alleges disabilities weren't accomodated
WINFIELD – A Putnam County woman alleges her former employer discriminated against her because of her age and disability.
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West Virginia Innocence Project working to overturn convicted rapist's conviction
MORGANTOWN – Less than a month since a man who spent 20 years in prison for raping his 5-year-old daughter was freed, the director of the West Virginia Innocence Project explained why the program does what it does.
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Individuals seek to declare Wetzel County well abandoned
NEW MARTINSVILLE – Three individuals residing out-of-state who own interests in oil and gas in Wetzel County are seeking to declare that a well has been abandoned.
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Driver seeks damages from Preece Logistics, others after Route 35 collision
WINFIELD – A Fraziers Bottom woman is seeking damages after her vehicle was rear-ended by a tractor-trailer.
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Independent contractor alleges Tri-State Biotech Solutions failed to pay on time
WINFIELD – A Putnam County resident alleges she was not timely paid commissions for her work.
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Former Ace Truck of West Virginia employee alleges age discrimination
WINFIELD – A Putnam County company is alleged to have terminated an employee because of his age.
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Motorist seeks damages after collision with Ace Pipeline employee in Hurricane
WINFIELD – A Hurricane man alleges he was injured when an employee of a pipeline company collided with his vehicle.
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Couple alleges Select Portfolio Servicing Inc. filed erroneous credit reports
WINFIELD – A Putnam County couple allege that they have been damaged as a result of a loan servicer's actions.
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Former Merry X-Ray Chemical employee files suit over termination
WINFIELD – A man alleges he was subjected to retaliatory discharge by his Putnam County employer after he filed a claim for workers' compensation benefits.
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Putnam Co. man accuses nephews of illegal timber harvesting from property
WINFIELD – A Hurricane man alleges his nephews illegally removed timber from a property he has a share in without his permission.
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Chemical operator accuses former employer of unlawful termination
WINFIELD — A Kanawha County man chemical operator is suing his former employer, alleging disability discrimination, retaliation and wrongful termination.
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Time to stop acting like ninnies
“My heavens!” was our reaction upon learning that a fifth grade boy and his guardian recently filed suit in Putnam Circuit Court against the Putnam County Board of Education for failing to prevent him from injuring his finger while playing football during recess on school grounds at Eastbrook Elementary School a year and a half ago.