Woody Allen wasn’t joking when he said that line we used as a headline. It was the essence of his advice to aspiring writers, many of whom never finish, or even begin, their first oeuvre. Having a completed manuscript is no guarantee of success, but not having one is a guarantee of failure.
CHARLESTON – Is there anyone in West Virginia who hasn’t experienced the effects of our state’s opioid epidemic? The lives ruined and deaths from addiction have devastated every community in every county. Even so, when many understandably may feel a sense of hopelessness, I believe there is reason for increasing hope.
ELKINS – A Tennessee man alleges his race was a factor in his termination from an oilfield services company in West Virginia.
West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals issued the following announcement on June 14.Supreme Court Justice John A.
MORGANTOWN – A Pennsylvania woman alleges a sales associate of a Monongalia County auto dealership exposed himself to her while she was test driving a truck.
WHEELING – A Wheeling man is suing his employer alleging that he was never given a raise he was promised.
MARLINTON – A Virginia man alleges he was injured while skiing at Snowshoe Mountain when he was struck by another skier.
LOGAN – An Ethel woman is suing a medical center and a physician over allegations that their negligence led to her son being born with brain damage.
CHARLESTON – A Kanawha County couple is seeking damages from several entities over allegations exposure to benzene-containing compounds caused cancer.
CHARLESTON – A professional payroll organization is alleged to have been operating without a license.
CHARLESTON – A Clay County woman alleges a Jeep she purchased has defects and is seeking to cancel the contract.
CHARLESTON – Damages are sought from a state agency over a 2017 fatal crash on Route 10.
CHARLESTON – An estate administrator is blaming a woman's death in an auto accident involving a semitruck on the alleged negligence of the West Virginia Department of Transportation.
Clayton Fitzsimmons recently presented at the West Virginia Association for Justice’s 61st Annual Convention and Seminar which took place June 6th and 7th in Charleston, West Virginia.
Supreme Court Chief Justice Beth Walker will be the keynote speaker at the Public Defender Services’ 2019 Indigent Defense Conference on June 20 in Morgantown.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — A federal lawsuit filed by West Virginia and 43 other states against Mylan Pharmaceuticals has been transferred from the federal court in Connecticut to U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice has been asked to appear in a Maryland case before a hearing examiner in July.
CHARLESTON — Kanawha Family Court Judge Jim Douglas filed pre-candidacy papers to run for Supreme Court justice in 2020.
CHARLESTON — West Virginia lobbyist Jason Webb filed a lawsuit against two state education officials for trying to get him fired.
MARTINSBURG — A trial has been set in a lawsuit involving a worldwide manufacturer of stone wool insulation and the Jefferson County Board of Education.
Judge signs order allowing every state agency to be named as a defendant in payroll case
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