Law Offices of John Einreinhofer
Recent News About Law Offices of John Einreinhofer
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Appalachian Regional Healthcare discrimination lawsuit changed to different venue
HINTON – A lawsuit against Appalachian Regional Healthcare alleging race and age discrimination has been given a change of venue. -
Switzer woman sues Little General Store for wrongful termination
LOGAN – A Switzer woman is suing Little General Store after she claims her employment was wrongfully terminated. -
Delegate sues Elkins Rehabilitation & Care Center for gender discrimination
CHARLESTON – A state delegate is suing Elkins Rehabilitation & Care Center for discriminating against her based on her gender. -
Hinton man accuses Appalachian Regional Healthcare of discrimination
WELCH – A Hinton man is suing Appalachian Regional Healthcare after he claims it discriminated against him based on his race and age. -
Foreman accuses mining companies of wrongful discharge
PINEVILLE — A Mercer County man is suing Charleston mining companies, alleging disability discrimination and wrongful termination. -
Two lawsuits filed against CAMC for age discrimination, wrongful termination
CHARLESTON – Two lawsuits have been filed against Charleston Area Medical Center after the plaintiffs claim the hospital discriminated against them based on their ages and then wrongfully terminated their employments. -
Man sues Triad Engineering for employee driving while intoxicated
CHARLESTON – A man is suing Triad Engineering after he claims one of its employees was driving while intoxicated and caused a car accident. -
Woman accuses CAMC of wrongful discharge, age discrimination
CHARLESTON – A woman is suing Charleston Area Medical Center after she claims the hospital wrongfully discharged her and discriminated against her based on her age. Eva Tucker was employed by the defendant from Jan. 16, 2014, to March 19, 2015, according to a complaint filed Feb. 11 in Kanawha Circuit Court. -
Logan Co. man accuses Little General Store of discrimination
CHARLESTON – A Logan County man is suing Little General Store Inc. after he claims he was discriminated against based on his race. Raymond Gardner is African-American and was employed to work full time at the Steak Escape restaurant in Logan operated by Little General from Aug. 9, 2014, until Feb. 4, according to a complaint filed in Kanawha Circuit Court. Gardner claims he was employed as a food preparer until he was promoted to assistant manager in December and his rate of pay went from $325 -
Chili's server says she was sexually harassed by managers
CHARLESTON -- A restaurant server is suing her former employer and two managers, claiming one of the managers sexually harassed her. -
Mine electrician says he was fired for using FMLA
CHARLESTON -- A former Winchester Mine section electrician is suing over claims he was wrongfully terminated for taking FMLA leave.
