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CHARLESTON – The female participants of the Boone and Lincoln Juvenile Drug Court recently participated in a court-supervised, gender-specific self-esteem program.
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Bordas STEUBENVILLE, Ohio – Wheeling law firm Bordas & Bordas has offered to represent the city of Steubenville, Ohio, pro-bono against a Wisconsin foundation that has threatened to take legal action if the city does not remove the religious symbols from its logo.
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Loughry CHARLESTON -– West Virginia Supreme Court candidate Allen Loughry took exception to President Barack Obama's comments surrounding the role of the judiciary made last week.
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CHARLESTON –- Supreme Court Justices chose not to second guess Boone County jurors who awarded coal miner Stanley Stevenson almost $2 million for a wrist injury.
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PENSACOLA, Fla. (Legal Newsline) – A federal judge in Florida has ruled that the mandate in President Barack Obama's health care reform law that requires individuals to purchase health insurance is unconstitutional.
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MADISON -- Drug offenders sentenced to community service with the Boone County Office of the Logan Regional Day Report/Drug Court are working with the Boone County Commission Maintenance Department and the City of Madison to help clean up the county in which they live.
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CHARLESTON – At least one West Virginia resident has joined in a class-action lawsuit filed against Petland, a national retail pet store, and Hunte Corporation, an alleged broker between so-called "puppy mills" and Petland.
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BECKLEY -- A Raleigh County man recently was awarded $1.8 million after he claimed he was fired from a company because of his age.
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Brown When it comes to law firm marketing, potential clients want attorneys to do one thing: Sell the steak ... not the sizzle.
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CHARLESTON -- An insurance company has filed a federal suit against a Wood County man, claiming it should not be held responsible to pay any damages or defend the man in another lawsuit.
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MADISON -- A Boone County man claims his land was misused and damaged without his permission.
