Howard Shecter, senior M&A counsel in Holland & Knight's Philadelphia and New York offices, received the prestigious Ellis Island Medal of Honor at a gala ceremony at the Ellis Island Museum on May 11.
CHARLESTON – A woman has filed suit against Charleston Area Medical Center over allegations its negligence caused the death of her decedent.
CHARLESTON – A Charleston couple alleges their home was damaged by the misapplication of roofing materials by a Kanawha County company.
FAYETTEVILLE– A Fayette County woman alleges she suffered carbon monoxide poisoning because of a negligently installed generator in her home by a Cross Lanes company.
CHARLESTON – A Boone County man alleges he was not paid by his employer for all the work he performed.
BECKLEY – A woman alleges the negligent care of a nursing facility caused her mother to fall and sustain injuries.
FAYETTEVILLE – A North Carolina man is seeking damages for alleged injuries he sustained at an Oak Hill cemetery.
PARKERSBURG – West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has amended his complaint against the Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston.
Joe Dougherty tells Pittsburgh Business Times that the firm's four industry teams will help capitalize on synergies, bridge silos, create opportunities to build on business and take client service to the next level.
WHEELING – A Weirton family is seeking damages from a Wheeling company after one of its employees rear-ended the husband's vehicle.
WELCH – A group of individuals allege their groundwater has been contaminated by the mining activities near their homes.
WHEELING – The owner of a Wheeling home alleges the property was sold at a public auction and she was not given notice of the sale.
FAYETTEVILLE – A Belle machinery company alleges that a customer damaged its equipment and has failed to pay for the repairs.
KINGWOOD – A Mississippi woman is suing a Florida man and his employer over a collision that occurred in Preston County.
The headline above is a reworking of a line from Augustine’s "Confessions" that succinctly summarizes a regretful roué’s desire (and reluctance) to give up a life of vice: “Give me chastity and continence, but not yet.” Change two words and you capture the attitude of some judges toward online access to court records.
MARINTSBURG – Recently, liberal union bosses and their allies at the Charleston-Gazette Mail have been leveling complaints and allegations against a respected, devoted member of the West Virginia State Senate.
The following people were admitted to practice law before the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia on Wednesday, May 15, 2019.
Dinsmore places in the top 15 percent of best-branded law firms, according to BTI Consulting’s 2019 BTI Brand Elite.
United States Attorney Mike Stuart recognized the service and sacrifice of federal, state, and local police officers at the annual memorial ceremony hosted by the Huntington Police Department and the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Gold Star Lodge 65.
West Virginia Republican Senator Shelley Moore Capito has sponsored three bills in recent months would regulate the use of widely used industrial chemicals known as PFAS.
U.S. Supreme Court wants to hear from Workman before it discusses impeachment case
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