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LawsuitsSon of Murray Energy CEO accused of sexual contact with his adopted daughter
WHEELING – The son of Murray Energy CEO Bob Murray has been sued for allegedly having sexual contact with his adopted pre-teen daughter. Jonathan Murray is a VP for Murray Energy and Murray American River Towing Inc. Both of those companies also are named as defendants in the lawsuit, which was filed July 22 in Ohio Circuit Court. The complaint was filed by a woman identified as M.S., Jon Murray’s ex-wife and mother of the girl – identified as S.M. – at the heart of the issue.
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LawsuitsJudge denies request to again remove school board from Wheeling teacher abuse case
WHEELING – An Ohio County circuit judge has denied a reconsideration request by the county school board to have it removed from a lawsuit accusing a former teacher of sexually and mentally abusing a student for years, including giving birth to his children.
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LawsuitsContractor denies allegations in sewer line damages case
MOUNDSVILLE — A contractor responded to a complaint against it alleging it caused damages to a sewer line in Marshall County.
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Lawsuits
Two more lawsuits filed against Marshall Co. sewer district for construction damage
WHEELING – Two new lawsuits have been filed claiming construction spearheaded by the Marshall County Sewerage District created property issues.
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LawsuitsJudge denies union's Motion to Dismiss from sexual harassment, retaliatory discharge case
WHEELING – A circuit judge has denied a union’s request to be dismissed from a lawsuit alleging sexual harassment and retaliatory discharge by the union’s business manager.
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GovernmentJudge signs order allowing every state agency to be named as a defendant in payroll case
CHARLESTON – A circuit judge has signed an order allowing every state agency to be listed as a defendant in a potential class action about wage payment for salaried state employees.
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GovernmentMorgantown firefighters claim city doesn't properly pay them for holiday work
MORGANTOWN – Members of the Morgantown Fire Department have filed a lawsuit alleging the city hasn’t properly compensated them for working on holidays. The complaint, filed June 7 in Monongalia Circuit Court, lists Lieutenant Jayson Nicewarner as the named plaintiff. He also is president of IAFF Local 313, and the other 57 plaintiffs are Morgantown firefighters and members of the union.
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LawsuitsWeirton firefighters file petition to stop work changes, creation of new city position
NEW CUMBERLAND – Claiming the department is “critically understaffed,” Weirton firefighters are seeking an injunction to prevent the city from creating and filling the position of Public Safety Director.
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Lawsuits
Former teacher, principal not necessarily out of the woods in Wheeling Park sexual abuse case
WHEELING – While a circuit judge has dismissed a former teacher and principal from a high-profile Ohio County sexual abuse case, that doesn’t mean they won’t face additional civil action.
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Lawsuits
Judge dismisses teacher, principal from Wheeling sexual abuse case; Ohio Co. board still on the hook
WHEELING – An Ohio County judge has dismissed a former teacher and a former principal from a lawsuit alleging the teacher sexually and mentally abused a former student.
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Lawsuits
Former Wheeling teacher arrested on charge of sexual abuse by a person of trust
WHEELING – A former Ohio County teacher at the heart of a civil lawsuit claiming she sexually and mentally abused a former student has been arrested.
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LawsuitsMarshall Co. couple says sewer district wrongly built pump station on their property
MOUNDSVILLE – A Marshall County couple says the county sewer district and two contractors wrongly built a sewer system pump station on their property.
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Our View
The high price of fantasy and a licentious culture
It’s clear from the increasing prevalence of such cases, however, that our licentious culture is toxic, encouraging adults and the young people they should be protecting to see each other as objects of their sexual fantasies.
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LawsuitsSecond hygienist files lawsuit against New Martinsville dental practice, claims sexual harassment
NEW MARTINSVILLE – A second dental hygienist has filed a lawsuit against a New Martinsville practice, this one claiming sexual harassment and constructive discharge.
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LawsuitsUPDATE: Wheeling woman says proper foreclosure procedures weren't followed with her home
WHEELING – A Wheeling woman has received a temporary restraining order after claiming a bank wrongly foreclosed on her home.
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Lawsuits
Wheeling teacher denies sexual, mental abuse claims; says she was victim of physical, emotional abuse
WHEELING – The attorney for a former Ohio County teacher who allegedly sexually and mentally abused a former student of hers says his client denies the allegations. In fact, she alleges she was a victim of physical and emotional abuse at the hands of her accuser.
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LawsuitsMartinsburg firefighters amend holiday pay complaint to include retaliation, salary adjustment
MARTINSBURG – A lawsuit filed by more than three dozen current and retired Martinsburg firefighters allegedly failing to pay holiday pay has been amended a second time to add claims of retaliation and salary adjustment.
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Lawsuits
DNA results prove child of ex-Wheeling teacher belongs to her former student
WHEELING – A Marshall County man who claims his former teacher sexually and mentally abused him for years has amended his lawsuit to include lab results showing she gave birth to the first of their four children who was conceived when the plaintiff was just 16 years old.
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Lawsuits
Man claims teacher sexually abused him for 14 years, says former Wheeling Park principal knew
WHEELING – A Marshall County man says his former teacher sexually and mentally abused him for years, starting when he was her student in middle school and continuing for 14 years, including the birth of four children together.
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Lawsuits
Attorneys plan to add every state agency as defendants in wage payment case
CHARLESTON – The plaintiffs’ attorneys in a potential class action about wage payment for salaried state employees soon will add every state agency as defendants in the case.