Morgantown
Recent News About Morgantown
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Supreme Court to Hear Cases at WVU College of Law
Supreme Court to Hear Cases at WVU College of Law. -
Jury awards more than $17 million for paraplegia claims
CHARLESTON — A West Virginia jury awarded more than $17 million in its verdict in a medical malpractice lawsuit that was filed in 2019 by a man who was left paralyzed after having spine surgery. -
Attorney General Morrisey Announces Dismissal of Open Meetings Lawsuit against House of Delegates
Attorney General Morrisey Announces Dismissal of Open Meetings Lawsuit against House of Delegates. -
State Supreme Court to hear arguments at WVU
MORGANTOWN — The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals will hear arguments next week at the West Virginia University College of Law in Morgantown. -
Open meetings lawsuit against House of Delegates dismissed
CHARLESTON — A Kanawha Circuit judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against the House of Delegates and a committee for allegedly violating the Open Meetings Act. -
State GOP appeals Wood County chairman ruling to Supreme Court
CHARLESTON – The state Republican Party has filed a notice of appeal with the state Supreme Court asking it to review a recent ruling that put the ousted chairman of the Wood County Republican Executive Committee back in the position. -
State Supreme Court to consider appeal from Morgantown firefighters on pay issues
CHARLESTON – The state Supreme Court will consider an appeal by members of the Morgantown Fire Department regarding holiday pay and additional time off. -
Martinsburg, firefighters reach agreement regarding holiday pay lawsuit
MARTINSBURG – The City of Martinsburg and members of its fire department have reached an agreement in a lawsuit regarding holiday pay isues. -
Brooke Kamicker Named a 2022 Leadership Council on Legal Diversity Fellow
Brooke Kamicker Named a 2022 Leadership Council on Legal Diversity Fellow. -
Dinsmore Marks 20 Years, Continued Growth in West Virginia
Dinsmore Marks 20 Years, Continued Growth in West Virginia. -
Gov. Justice announces over $8.3 million in Transportation Alternatives and Recreational Trails grants, benefitting dozens of communities across state
Gov. Justice announces over $8.3 million in Transportation Alternatives and Recreational Trails grants, benefitting dozens of communities across state. -
Judge officially puts ousted Wood County GOP official back in power
CHARLESTON – A circuit judge has issued an order officially putting the ousted chairman of the Wood County Republican Executive Committee back in the position. -
Sam's Club seeks to have lawsuit dismissed
CHARLESTON — Sam's wants a lawsuit filed against it alleging a woman was injured in one of its stores dismissed. -
Former employees sue Mylan, unions for breach of contract
CLARKSBURG — Two former employees filed a class action lawsuit suing Mylan Pharmaceuticals claiming it breached its contract with two sets of workers that it laid off in 2018 and in 2021. -
Former Justice Edwin Flowers Has Died
Former Justice Edwin Flowers Has Died. -
Babydog's backside backfires
P.T. Barnum had the famous circus dwarf “General Tom Thumb.” West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has Babydog, the family’s English bulldog. -
Estate says man suffered in final days because of lack of proper prison medical care
CHARLESTON – The mother of a southern West Virginia man blames a lack of proper medical care while he was in jail for his death. -
Marc Monteleone Elected Managing Partner of Bowles Rice
Marc Monteleone Elected Managing Partner of Bowles Rice. -
Woman says Monongalia 911 supervisors created 'a culture of sexual harassment and hostility'
MORGANTOWN – Another lawsuit has been filed related to the Monongalia County 911 center, this one alleging “a culture of sexual harassment and hostility toward females” by supervisors. -
Opening for the position of Chief Defender in the Morgantown office
Opening for the position of Chief Defender in the Morgantown office.