Fredeking & Biser Law Offices
Recent News About Fredeking & Biser Law Offices
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Accountant blamed for couple, business being audited by IRS
WINFIELD – A Raleigh County couple and a Putnam County business say an accountant wrongly filed federal taxes that forced them to pay back taxes, penalties and interest. -
Disabled worker accuses PetSmart of wrongful termination
A qualified disabled person is suing his former employer citing alleged disability discrimination and wrongful or constructive eviction. -
Towing contractor claims trucking company owes $22,000
HUNTINGTON — A towing contractor is suing Dupre Logistics Inc., a truck transportation and logistics company, citing alleged unpaid services and accruing storage fees. -
Woman says relationship with boss at Amazon resulted in hostile work environment, firing
HUNTINGTON – A Kentucky woman claims a sexual relationship with a former supervisor at the Amazon call center in Huntington led to a hostile work environment and her eventual firing. -
Woman blames ovarian cancer on Johnson's Baby Powder
A Ft. Gay woman blames the manufacturers of a talcum powder for causing her cancer. -
Man blames implanted medical device for continuing injuries
An implanted medical device was defective, a Huntington man claims in court. -
Ohio couple alleges Fat Patty's negligence caused wife's injuries
HUNTINGTON — An Ohio couple is suing a Huntington bar and grill operator, alleging negligence caused injuries to the wife. -
The Forensic Institute alleges The University of Charleston failed to honor agreement
CHARLESTON – The University of Charleston is alleged to have breached an agreement regarding a master's degree program. -
Widow alleges metal object left by Tolsia Lumber near roadway caused husband's death
WAYNE – A Pritchard widow alleges that a metal object left by a Fort Gay saw mill operator near a highway caused the death of her husband. -
DirecTV life insurance benefits lawsuit removed to federal court
HUNTINGTON – A lawsuit against DirecTV alleging it has denied life insurance benefits to the father of a former employee has been removed to federal court. -
Wayne man sues DirecTV for denying life insurance benefits
WAYNE – A Wayne man is suing DirecTV after he claims it denied the life insurance benefits he and his wife should have received after the death of their daughter. -
Attorney, wife say Chase Bank wouldn't remove fraudulent charge
HUNTINGTON – A Cabell County attorney and his wife are suing JPMorgan Chase Bank after they claim it wrongfully charged them more than $60,000 and refused to remove the fraudulent charge. -
Parents blame Wayne Co. school board for daughter's injuries
WAYNE – The parents of a 6-year-old are suing the Wayne County Board of Education after they claim their daughter was injured while attending school. Aubrey Rutherford was 6 years old and a student at Kellogg Elementary when she was injured at school, according to a complaint filed in Wayne Circuit Court. Jessica Lorin Rutherford and Dustin Rutherford claim their daughter was unsupervised in a grassy area behind the teacher parking lot, where she and other unsupervised children were playing wi -
Man says he was injured in slip-and-fall at Cabell Co. Wal-Mart store
HUNTINGTON – A man is suing Wal-Mart Stores Inc. after he claims he was injured when he slipped and fell in the store. On May 6, 2014, Joshua Cremeans was in Wal-Mart when he slipped on fabric softener left on the floor of the store and was injured, according to a complaint filed in Cabell Circuit Court and removed to federal court Oct. 9. Cremeans claims the store had a duty of care to keep the premises in a reasonably safe condition. Wal-Mart breached its duty by allowing the dangerous cond