News from November 2009
Brown bag lunch meeting at the State Law Library to highlight Stimulus Bill
CHARLESTON -- The State Law Library will present a free informational session on the tax implications of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, commonly known as the "Stimulus Bill," at a brown bag lunch at noon on Tuesday, Nov. 10.
Man sues two companies, two individuals for failure to pay
WAYNE -- A man doing business as Ashworth Heating & Cooling is suing four companies for breach of contract.
PERSONNEL FILE: Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso welcomes seven new attorneys
Frye CHARLESTON -– The following attorneys have joined the law firm of Flaherty Sensabaugh Bonasso and will practice in the firm's Charleston, Morgantown and Wheeling offices, respectively:
Loan company sues Huntington store for breach of contract
HUNTINGTON -- A loan company is suing Le CookStore Huntington and two individuals for breach of contract.
Former Cabell magistrate candidate arrested second time on drug charges
HUNTINGTON - A former Cabell County magisterial candidate, and daughter of a former Cabell Circuit judge, has again been arrested on drug charges.
Phila. judge declares mistrial after lawyer repeats offense
PHILADELPHIA –- Two days after a Philadelphia judge punished a Texas attorney for grandstanding, the lawyer pulled another stunt and the judge declared a mistrial.
Pierson Refrigeration Services sues company for breach of contract
CHARLESTON -- Pierson Refrigeration Services is suing a company for breach of contract.
FINANCIAL FOCUS: Passive investing in today's market
CHARLESTON - One day my friend Gary Swingle invited me to lunch. At lunch, Gary gave me the book "The Only Guide to a Winning Investment Strategy You'll Ever Need" by Larry E. Swedroe.
Former Bone & Joint employee sues for wrongful termination
CHARLESTON —- A former employee is suing Bone & Joint Surgeons for wrongful termination.
Woman sues after a vehicle crashed into her residence
CHARLESTON -- A woman is suing after a vehicle collided with a building she was in caused her injury.
Eight former employees sue Halftime Sports for failure to pay wages
CHARLESTON -- Eight former employees are suing Halftime Sports and its owners in separate cases for failure to pay wages.
Man sues Turnpike Ford after vehicle fire
CHARLESTON -- A man is suing Turnpike Ford for negligence in performance of service and warranty repairs.
Woman sues Fifth Third Bank for negligence, breach of contract
CHARLESTON -- A woman is suing Fifth Third Bank for problems with her mortgage/construction loan.
Man sues after being injured at a halfway house for federal inmates
CHARLESTON —- A man is suing after sustaining a personal injury at a halfway house for federal inmates.
Woman sues Applebee's after fall at restaurant
HUNTINGTON -- A woman is suing Applebee's Neighborhood Bar & Grill after a fall in the restaurant.
Woman sues nursing home, others for malpractice, negligence
CHARLESTON -— A woman is suing multiple healthcare companies for negligence and medical malpractice.
Man sues couple for breach of contract
HUNTINGTON -— A man is suing a couple for breach of contract after he agreed to pay him $527,000.
Woman sues Kanawha schools for son's injury
CHARLESTON -- A woman is suing the Kanawha County Board of Education after her son was injured at school.
Man sues Apollo Oil, employees for discrimination
CHARLESTON -- A man is suing Apollo Oil and two if its employees for discrimination.