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New prosecutor added to U.S. Attorney’s Office in Martinsburg
A new prosecutor has joined the U.S. Attorney’s Office to assist with the increasing criminal caseload in the Eastern Panhandle. -
Potential class action claims Dunbar motel infested with bed bugs
CHARLESTON – A proposed class action lawsuit has been filed accusing a Dunbar hotel of an bed bug infestation that left at least two individuals infected and injured. -
Juvenile Justice Commission Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
Juvenile Justice Commission Celebrates Tenth Anniversary. -
STEPTOE & JOHNSON PLLC: Former United States Attorney William Powell Joins Steptoe & Johnson
Former U.S. Attorney William J. Powell has joined the Martinsburg office of Steptoe & Johnson PLLC. -
Couple sues State Farm for unknown removal of coverage
WEST UNION — A Salem couple is suing State Farm Mututal Automobile Insurance Company alleging collision coverage was removed from their insurance policy without their consent. -
ATTORNEY'S OFFICE FOR THE DISTRICT OF NORTHERN WEST VIRGINIA: U.S. Attorney Bill Powell announces his resignation
U.S. Attorney Bill Powell, of the Northern District of West Virginia, has announced his resignation effective midnight on February 28, 2021. -
Miracle Meadows students receive $51.9 million in settlement
CHARLESTON — A 2017 lawsuit filed by 29 former students of Miracle Meadows School has settled for $51.9 million. -
NELSON MULLINS: Nelson Mullins Receives Top Rankings in 2021 U.S. News -- Best Lawyers® ‘Best Law Firms’ List
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP received 25 national rankings for its various legal practices in the U.S. News – Best Lawyers® 2021 “Best Law Firms” list. -
WEST VIRGINIA SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS: Supreme Court Admits Lawyers in Virtual Ceremony
Fifty people were admitted to practice law before the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia on Wednesday, May 20, in the first ever virtual ceremony. -
Salem Correctional Center inmate alleges officer used excessive force
CHARLESTON – An inmate at the Salem Correctional Center alleges an officer used excessive force when he posed no threat. -
Patient alleges Logan doctors negligently diagnosed case of Crohn's disease
LOGAN — A Logan County patient is suing the county medical facility, alleging medical negligence. -
Another former student files abuse lawsuit against Salem boarding school
CHARLESTON — A former student is suing a Harrison County boarding school, alleging mistreatment and child abuse. -
Order says conflict of interest exists between attorneys in criminal case
BECKLEY — An order was filed regarding a potential conflict of interest of an attorney in a criminal case against Dr. William Earley. -
WVU law school elects Wessels as new journal editor
MORGANTOWN -- A new editor of West Virginia University Law School's journal has been elected. -
Wayne Hughes Trucking Inc. seeks damages after I-77 accident in North Carolina
BECKLEY – A Shady Spring trucking company alleges one of its vehicles was damaged in a collision in North Carolina. -
Salem residents say Ford unable to repair new Explorer
WEST UNION — Two Salem residents are suing Ford Motor Co., citing alleged breach of express and implied warranties. -
Woman alleges fraud after signing deeds for mineral, gas rights
MOUNDSVILLE – A Belmont County, Ohio, woman alleges she was persuaded to sign a deed for mineral and gas rights in Marshall County when she did not have the mental capacity to do so. -
Man says he was victim of negligence, retaliatory discharge
WEST UNION – A Salem man is suing over his dismissal from work allegedly prompted by his submission of a workers' compensation claim; he is also suing the person allegedly responsible for his injuries. -
Resident blames nursing home operators for alleged systemic abuse
CHARLESTON – A 29-year-old Kanawha County man is suing a skilled nursing facility over allegations he suffered abuse and neglect as a resident there. -
Rental company sues over alleged breach of agreements
PRINCETON — A company based in Salem, Virginia, is suing two companies and two individuals for alleged breach of agreements and damage to personal property.