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Recent News About West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection
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State suing EPA over mine regulations
Manchin CHARLESTON -- Gov. Joe Manchin announced Wednesday the state is filing a lawsuit against the Obama administration over its attempts to curb mountaintop removal in West Virginia. -
Upcoming Webinar to focus on business with DEP
CLARKSBURG -– The U.S. Small Business Administration is hosting a FREE webinar on "Doing Business with the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)" on Sept. 30. -
Tank cleaner sues WVDEP for failure to pay more than $20,000
CHARLES TOWN -- Mark's Tank Cleaning is suing the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection cabinet secretary for failure to pay more than $20,000. -
CIVIL FILINGS: Boone County
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Former employee sues DEP for age discrimination
CHARLESTON -- A Charleston woman is suing the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection after she claims her employment was terminated based on her age. -
CIVIL FILINGS: Kanawha County
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Man says Chevron misrepresented him
CHARLESTON -- A man is suing Chevron Corporation after he claims it made fraudulent and negligent misrepresentations in regards to underground storage tanks located on property in Charleston he once owned. -
Putnam suit against Bayer goes to federal court
HUNTINGTON –- A Hurricane company has filed suit against Bayer, alleging Bayer owes it more than $15,000. -
Hurricane Marketplace sues Kanawha Stone, Putnam Development Authority
WINFIELD -- Hurricane Marketplace is suing Kanawha Stone Company and the Putnam County Development Authority after its retail shops flooded in 2009. -
CONSOL might face lawsuit over Dunkard Creek water pollution
MORGANTOWN -- Environmentalists are planning to sue CONSOL Energy in hopes to stop the ongoing water pollution violations that have been blamed for a massive fish kill in Monongalia County. -
Wayne Co. town sued for drinking water issues
FORT GAY – Fort Gay residents may have been exposed to drinking water that contained untreated sewage, according to a federal lawsuit filed July 28. -
PERSONNEL FILE: Huddleston Bolen's Huddleston McCarty admitted to Kentucky Bar
McCarty HUNTINGTON -- Huddleston Bolen is pleased to announce that attorney Cindy McCarty has been admitted to the Kentucky Bar. -
PERSONNEL FILE: Three new attorneys join Jackson Kelly
Casto CHARLESTON -– Jackson Kelly is pleased to welcome three new attorneys to its Charleston office: Matt Casto, Steve Green and Laura Swingle. -
THIS JUST IN: Marshall County
This Just In: Marshall County -
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Chesapeake seeks an injunction to use mineral rights
CHARLESTON -- Chesapeake Appalachia is seeking injunctive relief after the owner of surface rights barred them from his property. -
PERSONNEL FILE: Griffith rejoins Spilman Thomas & Battle as associate
Griffith CHARLESTON -- The law firm of Spilman Thomas & Battle is pleased to welcome back Kelly B. Griffith as an Associate. -
Five Logan families sue CSX, state agencies over 2003 flooding
CHARLESTON - Five Logan County families have filed five separate suits against two government agencies and CSX, claiming their property and homes were flooded due to the actions of the defendants. -
This Just In: Kanawha County
Jan. 8