Wayne Circuit Court
Recent News About Wayne Circuit Court
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Man accuses Norfolk & Western Railway of breach of contract
HUNTINGTON – A man is suing Norfolk & Western Railway Company after he claims it breached its contract with him by failing to maintain a crossing to his property. -
Wayne Co. couple says Gateway One wrongfully repossessed vehicle
WAYNE – A Wayne County couple alleges that their vehicle was repossessed even though they were not delinquent on their payments. -
Highway Safety alleges Stonegate Construction owes more than $20,000
WAYNE – An Ohio corporation alleges that it is owed for materials it delivered to job sites in Wayne County. -
Property owners allege Columbia Gas pipeline has caused landslides
WAYNE – A Kenova couple alleges that the installation of a pipeline above their property has caused landslides and property damage. -
Former district manager for Huntington Bancshares alleges wrongful termination
WAYNE – An Ohio woman formerly employed by a banking corporation alleges she was wrongfully terminated. -
Property owner alleges Norfolk and Western Railway failed to maintain crossing
WAYNE – An Ohio man alleges a structure was destroyed in a fire because firefighters could not access the property because a railroad crossing had been removed. -
C.E. Adkins & Son Inc. employee claims platform broke, caused injuries
WAYNE – A Huntington man alleges he was injured while working on a job in Kenova when the equipment he was using broke. -
Kenova denies allegations in Dreamland Pool lawsuit
WAYNE – The City of Kenova filed an answer in the lawsuit alleging negligence at Dreamland Pool that lead to injuries. Kenova denied the allegations. -
Wayne woman says she fell at Walmart because of spilled milk
WAYNE – A Wayne woman alleges that she was injured while shopping in a Walmart store because of spilled milk. -
Man sues AEP for Wayne County car accident
WAYNE – A man is suing American Electric Power Company after he claims one of its drivers caused a car accident that caused him injuries. -
NCO Financial Systems alleged to have unlawfully contacted consumer instead of counsel
WAYNE – A consumer claims a debt collector is unlawfully contacting her and is causing emotional distress. -
Widow alleges metal object left by Tolsia Lumber near roadway caused husband's death
WAYNE – A Pritchard widow alleges that a metal object left by a Fort Gay saw mill operator near a highway caused the death of her husband. -
Woman says River City Ford didn't disclose vehicle was previously damaged
WAYNE – A Kentucky woman alleges a West Virginia car dealer failed to disclose that the vehicle she purchased had previously been in an accident. -
Woman sues Wayne County school board over damage caused by buses
WAYNE – A Kenova woman claims that bus drivers for the Wayne County Board of Education have damaged her property. -
Wayne County woman says she found cat claw in Save-A-Lot egg roll
WAYNE – A woman says she found a cat claw in an egg roll she purchased at a Save-A-Lot store. -
Mining truck driver claiming unsafe working condition loses appeal in Supreme Court of Appeals
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals recently affirmed a motion for summary judgment in a case involving a mining truck driver’s deliberate intention cause of action complaint. -
Wayne County mother blames school board for daughter's injuries in attack
WAYNE — A Wayne County mother is suing the county board of education and others, alleging their negligence caused injuries to her daughter in a school bus beating. -
Visitor blames Dreamland swimming pool operators for injuries
WAYNE — A Kentucky woman is suing Kenova, alleging negligence led to injuries at the city's pool facility. -
Wayne County man sues mining companies for injuries
WAYNE — A Wayne County man is suing mining companies, alleging negligence led to injuries for the plaintiff. -
DirecTV life insurance benefits lawsuit removed to federal court
HUNTINGTON – A lawsuit against DirecTV alleging it has denied life insurance benefits to the father of a former employee has been removed to federal court.