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Recent News About Mon Power
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Lawsuit might be dismissed if plaintiff doesn't explain why he didn't serve the defendant
CLARKSBURG — A lawsuit against Monongahela Power Company is in danger of being dismissed because the plaintiff has yet to serve the defendant with a copy of the lawsuit. -
New Cumberland sues Mon Power for voltage issues
NEW CUMBERLAND — The city of New Cumberland is suing Monongahela Power Company for voltage issues have have caused it to replace a motor to its water distribution infrastructure multiple times since 2019. -
State Supreme Court says Braxton court rightfully granted summary judgment in Windstream easements case
CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals issued a memorandum decision in an appeal involving Windstream Communications. -
Chamber's Diamond awards recognize employee-friendly companies
CHARLESTON – West Virginia’s Five Diamond Employers are “the kind of companies that people would like to work for and the kind of jobs people would like to have,” according to West Virginia Chamber of Commerce President Steve Roberts. -
Utility modernization and improvement legislation working as expected, coal group president says
CHARLESTON – Legislation signed by the governor early last spring that allows utility companies to fast-track upgrade recovery costs to help keep coal miners employed is doing exactly what it was designed to do, a coal association official said during a recent interview. -
Man sues FirstEnergy, others for sexual harassment
CLARKSBURG – A Sandyville man is suing FirstEnergy Corporation after he claims he was sexually harassed. -
Family accuses Mon Power of building power lines on private property
KINGWOOD – A family is suing Mon Power Company, alleging that the company did not get permission or the rights to build power lines on its property. -
Barbour County residents claim improper power line maintenance killed livestock
PHILIPPI, W.V. -- Two Barbour County residents have cited an energy company for failing to ensure the safety of its equipment. -
Mon Power sued, power line allegedly dangerous
KINGWOOD - Tunnelton residents are suing Monongahela Power Co., claiming fallen power lines resulted in electric shock and serious injury. -
Car dealer can't blame power company for fire, Justices rule
CHARLESTON – Parkersburg car dealer Kendall Richards can't blame Monongahela Power for a fire that started six days after a dump truck driver accidentally pulled down power lines, the Supreme Court of Appeals decided.
