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Recent News About The Masters Law Firm Lc
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Couple sues Antero Resources for fire, damages
CLARKSBURG – A couple is suing Antero Resources Corporation after they claim it was responsible for a fire that caused an employee severe burns and injuries. -
Couple blames Antero Resources for fire, damages
CLARKSBURG – A couple is suing Antero Resources Corporation after they claim it was responsible for a fire that caused an employee severe burns and injuries. -
Pinnacle Mining agrees to pay $1.236M to individuals for property damage
BECKLEY – Pinnacle Mining has agreed to pay more $1.236 million to a individuals who alleged they experienced property damages due to the company’s underground mining activities. -
GEICO Advantage Insurance alleged to have failed to pay accident claim
CHARLESTON – A Kanawha County woman alleges that her insurer failed to pay her claim for damages to her vehicle after an accident. -
Louisiana resident alleges Glen's Towing & Road Service failed to secure truck
CHARLESTON – A Louisiana man alleges he was injured because a towing company failed to secure his truck. -
Federal judge gives water crisis settlement preliminary approval
CHARLESTON – A federal judge has granted preliminary approval on the settlement involving the January 2014 water crisis. -
Woman alleges she fell in Kmart because of greasy floor
CHARLESTON – A Nitro woman alleges she was injured while shopping at Kmart because of the condition of the floor. -
Man alleges Smith & Nephew Inc. implant is defective
HUNTINGTON – A Cabell County man alleges he was injured by a defective medical implant. -
Patient blames Princeton doctor for injuries
PRINCETON — A Mercer County man is suing a Princeton doctor, alleging his negligence left a staple in the plaintiff's body. -
Federal judge shoots down water crisis settlement proposal
CHARLESTON – A federal judge has nixed a proposed class action settlement regarding the 2014 Elk River chemical spill. U.S. District Judge John Copenhaver Jr. on July 6 issued an order denying the proposal. He denied it without prejudice, meaning the parties can refile a revised agreement. -
Under settlement, water spill law firms will get up to $850 per hour for work
CHARLESTON – While the average water consumer would collect about $500 from a pending settlement of claims over contamination of the Elk River, law firms would collect up to $850 an hour. Lawyers applying for fees up to $40 million reported that they worked 30,248 hours and their employees worked 16,657 hours. In the course of three years and four months, those totals equal about 175 hours a week for lawyers and about 100 a week for support staff. -
Water crisis attorneys seek $45 million in legal fees, court expenses
CHARLESTON – The attorneys for plaintiffs in the 2014 water crisis litigation have asked a federal judge to approve more than $45 million in fees and expenses for their work on the case. -
Woman sues Lear Capital for fraudulent scheme
RIPLEY – A Ripley woman is suing Lear Capital after she claims it established a fraudulent scheme in order to get West Virginians to invest in precious metals through their company. -
Another sexual assault suit filed against Charleston Gastroenterology, doctor
CHARLESTON – Another lawsuit has been filed against Charleston Gastroenterology Associates and Dr. Steven R. -
Mineral interest owners allege natural gas producers breached contract
WEST UNION — Doddridge County mineral interest owners are suing natural gas producers, alleging breach of fiduciary duty. -
Wood County couple alleges Lumber Liquidators misrepresented product
CHARLESTON — A Wood County couple is suing Virginia hardwood flooring companies, alleging the defendants' negligence exposed the defendants to toxic fumes. -
Patient alleges tibial baseplate is defective
WINFIELD – A Putnam County woman alleges a medical device manufacturer sells a defective device. -
Raleigh County man accuses multiple entities of unlawful seizure
CHARLESTON — A Raleigh County man is suing a variety of defendants, alleging unlawful seizure, battery and malicious prosecution. -
Customer says Wal-Mart drinking water actually was window cleaner
CHARLESTON – A Wal-Mart customer says he was injured when he drank what he thought was some store brand water that actually contained a chemical similar to window cleaner. -
Starlight Behavioral Services employees alleged to have abused resident
HUNTINGTON – A father alleges his special needs adult son was abused while under the care of a private group residential facility and business.