Mountain State Justice Inc.
Recent News About Mountain State Justice Inc.
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Former TGI Fridays bartender accuses company of pregnancy, sexual, racial discrimination
CHARLESTON – A Kanawha County woman accuses TGI Fridays of pregnancy, sexual and racial discrimination. -
Legal group sues after Kanawha school board refuses to answer FOIA request
CHARLESTON – A non-profit legal services group says the Kanawha County Board of Education has ignored repeated requests for public records. -
Couple says company fraudulent sold them a home with major defects
CHARLESTON – A Charleston couple is accusing a Poca-based company of fraudulent sale of residential real estate. -
More than 55 W.Va. law firms took PPP loans for as much as $58.5 million
CHARLESTON – More than 55 law firms based in West Virginia took out federal Payroll Protection Plan loans totaling as much as $58.5 million. -
A novel approach to a lawsuit: Attorney quotes Dickens in debt collection complaint
BECKLEY – “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” Sounds like the beginning of “A Tale of Two Cities” by Charles Dickens, right? It is. But, it’s also the first sentence of a recently filed debt collection lawsuit filed in Raleigh Circuit Court … on behalf of Charles Dickens. -
Couple claims Gateway Mortgage illegally mismanaged their USDA loan
CHARLESTON – An East Bank couple is suing Gateway Mortgage over allegations their loan was mismanaged through prolonged mitigation and the company failed to credit their payments. -
Woman claims U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Housing charged penalties, failed to offer foreclosure alternatives
CHARLESTON — Mountain State Justice and a West Virginia woman claim the United States Department of Agriculture Rural Housing Service went five years without giving her alternative payment opportunities before issuing her a foreclosure. -
Man alleges agent knowingly sold him Elkview home with severe termite damage
CHARLESTON — A real estate agent and others are facing a suit after a buyer claims they knowingly sold him a home with severe termite damage and misrepresented a termite inspection report. -
Man claims Select Portfolio inflated his home appraisal by more than $20,000 for financing agreement
CHARLESTON – A Marmet man alleges an inflated home appraisal by a lender caused him to enter into a financing agreement that exceeded his home's value. -
Philippi couple claims Countrywide used predatory lending practices
PHILIPPI – An elderly U.S. Navy veteran and his wife allege that Countrywide Home Loans' predatory lending practices caused them to enter into a series of home mortgage flips. -
Consumer alleges Huron Law Group failed to settle debt after she paid more than $5,000
PHILIPPI – A law firm alleging to help consumers negotiate and settle with creditors is facing claims by a Barbour County woman over allegations that it took almost $5,000 in fees from her while failing to help with her debt. -
Army vet sues mortgage lender to stop foreclosure on East Lynn farm
WAYNE – A U.S. Army Iraq War Veteran is suing Carrington Mortgage over allegations it refused to offer him mortgage loan assistance and filed for foreclosure on his East Lynn farm where he and his son live after his estranged wife emptied their bank account. -
Mercantile Mortgage accused of predatory lending by Beckley couple
BECKLEY – A Beckley couple alleges a mortgage lender gave them a loan with a principal that exceeded the fair market value of their property. -
Former Department of Administration employee files discrimination suit over termination
CHARLESTON – A Charleston man alleges he was unlawfully terminated from his job with the state and that it would not accommodate his medical needs. -
Beckley Buick-GMC Auto Mall accused of misrepresenting woman's income on application
PRINCETON – A Princeton consumer alleges a Beckley auto dealership created a false credit application that misrepresented her monthly income. -
Elkview resident files suit against Gateway Mortgage Group over foreclosure
CHARLESTON – A Elkview woman is suing her mortgage servicer over allegations it failed to provide appropriate loss mitigation. -
Woman sues Ally Financial, King Coal Chevrolet over $16K bill on vehicle she never meant to buy
FAYETTEVILLE – A woman filed suit against Ally Financial and King Coal Chevrolet after receiving a bill for more that $16,000 on a vehicle she never meant to buy. -
Beckley woman alleges age, race were reasons why she was not hired at Black Knight Country Club
BECKLEY– A 62-year-old Beckley woman alleges her age, race and disability were reasons why she was not hired for a hostess position at the Black Knight Country Club. -
Mountain State Justice co-director alleges state agency failed to respond to two FOIA requests
CHARLESTON – The co-director of nonprofit legal advocacy firm Mountain State Justice Inc. alleges a state department failed to respond to two requests for information relating to RISE West Virginia. -
Owner of trailer in Beaver alleges seller's heirs failed to honor land contract
BECKLEY – The owner of a Beaver home alleges that a land contract is not being honored by the heirs of the seller.