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News from 2010


Feds want a stay in McGraw settlement funds issue

By John O'Brien |
McGraw CHARLESTON -- The federal government wants to stay proceedings in West Virginia Attorney General Darrell McGraw's challenge to a $2.7 million Medicaid withhold until a similar case is sorted out.

Woman blames mine companies for husband's death

By Harmon Marks |
MADISON -- A Boone Circuit Court jury will be asked to determine damage amounts resulting from a fatal accident at the Samples Mine of Catenary Coal Co. on July 28, 2009.

Massey wants Copenhaver on two water pollution suits

By Steve Korris |
CHARLESTON – Facing two water pollution claims before federal judges John Copenhaver and Robert Chambers, Massey Energy wants Copenhaver to take charge of both.

PERSONNEL FILE: Huddleston Bolen partner Scott Sheets honored as a top business lawyer

By The West Virginia Record |
Sheets HUNTINGTON -— Huddleston Bolen is pleased to announce that Scott Sheets has been named to the Super Lawyers Corporate Counsel Edition for 2010 in the area of labor and employment law.

Former employee sues Kanawha parks board, director for wrongful termination

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON -- A Charleston woman and former employee is suing the Kanawha County Parks and Recreation Commission and its director for wrongful termination of employment.

Industrial Components sues two former employees for fraud

By Kyla Asbury |
WAYNE -- Industrial Components is suing two of its former employees after it claims they organized a fraudulent company called Sylatec.

C&H Heating & Cooling sues for breach of contract

By Kyla Asbury |
WAYNE -- C&H Heating & Cooling is suing Blackberry Enterprises and an individual for failure to pay for services.

Former employee sues Allegheny Energy, others for wrongful termination

By Kyla Asbury |
MORGANTOWN -- A Grafton man is suing Allegheny Energy Supply Company and Allegheny Energy Service Corporation for wrongful termination.

Father, son sue Fog, AllState for house fire

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON -- A father and son are suing Fog Inc. and AllState Insurance Company after their house caught fire.

Group calls McGraw the fifth worst AG

By John O'Brien |
McGraw WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) - California Attorney General Jerry Brown is the worst current state attorney general, according to a group that promotes free enterprise and limited government.

Tax breaks for a Motley crew

By The West Virginia Record |
Although attorney Ron Motley of Motley Rice received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the the annual American Association for Justice (AAJ) convention earlier this month, we choose not to congratulate him. His gain, alas, is our loss.

*** Standalone p1 art for 7/26 issue: Webster fundraiser

By The West Virginia Record |
Gov. Joe Manchin speaks about Kanawha Circuit Judge Carrie Webster, right.

Charleston Newspapers antitrust settlement approved

By Steve Korris |
Copenhaver CHARLESTON – U.S. District Judge John Copenhaver looms as a dragon guarding the Charleston Daily Mail from those who would weaken it.

Putnam attorney sued for $56K in credit card debt

By Lawrence Smith |
WINFIELD – A California bank is seeking to collect on over $55,000 in credit card debt owed them by a Putnam County attorney.

Suspended Wood attorney files suit to collect on unspecified legal work

By Lawrence Smith |
PARKERSBURG - Despite records showing no direct involvement, a Wood County attorney wants an Parkersburg nursing home to pay him for legal work he performed in a 2004 wrongful termination case.

Hayhurst comes up short in other collection suits

By Lawrence Smith |
PARKERSBURG - Prior to going to prison, Richard Hayhurst met with little success in winning other suits where he thought money was due him.

U.S. Chamber, W.Va. trial lawyers comment on proposed rule changes

By Jessica M. Karmasek |
CHARLESTON -- The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Institute for Legal Reform says changes proposed by the West Virginia Supreme Court to its appellate procedures don't go far enough.

Boone mother says daughter hit by bat at softball practice

By Harmon Marks |
MADISON -- A mother has filed a personal injury suit against the Boone County Board of Education, alleging her seventh-grade daughter suffered nose and eye socket fractures when struck in the face by a bat during softball practice in the Wharton Grade School gym.

Landowners say Del. company cheated them on oil, gas leases

By Kelly Holleran |
CLARKSBURG – A group of West Virginia landowners say a Delaware company cheated them out of thousands of dollars after reneging on an offer to secure oil and gas leases on more than 500 plots of land.

USSC rules in arbitration of arbitration disputes

By Steve Korris |
Scalia WASHINGTON – When an agreement to arbitrate disputes contains an agreement to arbitrate disputes over arbitration, an arbitrator and not a judge must determine the validity of the entire agreement, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in June.