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News from August 2006


YOUR LEGAL WRITES: More on lawyers, slogans and logos

By The West Virginia Record |
CHARLESTON -- Gerald Riskin, a legal consultant with Edge International, believes branding is a license to burn money.

Man accuses former employer of slander

By John O'Brien |
WHEELING - An Ohio County man is accusing his former employer of advising other individuals not to work with him.

Concrete supplier seeking money

By John O'Brien |
WHEELING - An Ohio-based concrete supplier is suing four businesses, including Lowe's Home Centers, claiming they owe almost $300,000.

Woman, former landlords in war of words, rent and horses

By Chris Dickerson |
WINFIELD -- A woman says her former landlords wrongly took possession of her rental home, barn and personal property, including horses.

Roofer sues employer over incident

By John O'Brien |
Rockspring's Camp Creek mine in Wayne County. WAYNE - A roof bolter operator says he was injured during an April on-the-job incident and is suing the mining company for damages.

Woman blames McDonald's for slip and fall

By John O'Brien |
MOUNDSVILLE - A Moundsville woman says McDonald's Corp. is to blame for her slipping on a patch of ice.

Putnam General blames impending closure on trial lawyers

By Chris Dickerson |
Putnam General Hospital HURRICANE – Putnam General Hospital officials announced Tuesday that all inpatient services will end at the end of the month, and they placed the blame on trial lawyers.

Prior health woes saved Dues from previous suspension

By Lawrence Smith |
CHARLESTON – A conditional suspension given to a Kanawha County attorney last year was not the first time he faced a reprimand or cited health reasons for his misconduct.

McGraw sues cigarette company

By John O'Brien |
McGraw CHARLESTON - State Attorney General Darrell McGraw is suing a Panama-based cigarette company for a second time, claiming it has not paid the proper taxes to the state.

Doctor's suit against attorney might stall, but Bar investigation proceeding

By Lawrence Smith |
POINT PLEASANT – Despite confusion on the status of the lawsuit he filed, a Mason County physician says he's excited to know that at least one aspect of his quest for justice against a Point Pleasant attorney is going forward.