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Weirton police officer sues organizations, individuals on defamation allegations over Halloween display comments
NEW CUMBERLAND – A Weirton police officer is suing West Virginia Industrial Workers of the World alleging he was defamed by it and several individuals. -
Couple blames Lumber Liquidators for formaldehyde in flooring
WHEELING – A couple is suing Lumber Liquidators after they claim it is responsible for causing them injuries and damages. -
Former insurance sales manager claims wrongful discharge
MOUNDSVILLE — A Marshall County woman is suing her former employer, Combined Insurance Company of America, for allegedly firing her to avoid payment of fringe benefits and commissions. -
Suit against Hampton Inn alleges bug infestation
MORGANTOWN — A suit filed by a Pennsylvania couple seeks damages from the Hampton Inn in Morgantown and its owners over a dispute involving an alleged infestation of insects and mites. -
Motorist brings own insurance carrier to court for coverage of unknown driver’s sideswipe collision
NEW CUMBERLAND–A Hancock County resident is suing a New Jersey-based insurance business doing business in West Virginia, claiming of breach of contractual obligation for coverage of an automobile accident. -
Arneault, others say banks let woman embezzle thousands
NEW CUMBERLAND – A man who helped put West Virginia’s gaming industry on the map has filed a lawsuit claiming two prominent banks allowed a woman to embezzle hundreds of thousands of dollars. Ted Arneault, his brother Patrick Arneault, ORCA Outdoors LLC and Century Energy Management Co. Inc. filed a complaint against Melissa Brnilovich, Barclays Bank PLC dba Barclayscard, PNC Bank, National Association as well as unknown individuals, banking institutions, credit card companies, businesses, corp -
Ohio company wants wrongful death suit removed to federal court
WEIRTON -- An East Liverpool, Ohio, company is seeking a removal to the United States District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia following the wrongful death of a two-year-old boy.