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State CourtMother files suit against Burlington United Methodist Family Services over son's broken arm
KEYSER – A Fairmont woman alleges the negligence of a treatment center caused her son's broken arm.
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LawsuitsConsumer accuses Branch Banking and Trust of abusive debt collection regarding mortgage
KEYSER – An 85-year-old Ridgely man is suing a mortgage handler over allegations of abusive debt collection.
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LawsuitsOhio company alleges Piedmont Pit Stop owes more than $5,000 for goods
KEYSER – An Ohio company alleges a Piedmont business failed to pay for goods it provided.
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LawsuitsKeyser Center is accused of medical malpractice leading to a patient's fall
KEYSER — A couple is seeking damages, claiming a woman was caused to fall at a health care facility.
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Company claims used trailers it purchased were not the ones delivered
KEYSER —A company claims that they did not receive the items that they agreed to purchase, constituting a breach of contract.
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Lawsuits
Ridgely man says public service district damaged his property
A lawsuit alleging a public service district installed new sewage lines that caused a Ridgely man to incur damages was removed to Mineral Circuit Court from magistrate court.
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LawsuitsCity claims contractor breached contract with subpar work
A municipal corporation is suing a construction company, citing alleged breach of contract.
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LawsuitsFormer employee accuses Keyser residential treatment facility of unlawful practices
KEYSER — A Maryland man is suing a Keyser charitable residential treatment facility, alleging discrimination, harassment and retaliation.
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LawsuitsElectrical products supplier alleges contractor owes $13,000
KEYSER — A Martinsburg electrical products supplier is suing a contractor, alleging it owes more than $13,000 for breach of agreement and unjust enrichment.
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LawsuitsMaryland contractor alleges business customer owes $38,000
KEYSER — A Maryland mechanical contractor is suing Mineral County business customers, alleging they owe more than $38,000 for breach of contract and unjust enrichment.