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CIVIL FILINGS: Wood County

By Lawrence Smith |
Oct. 20

CIVIL FILINGS: Monongalia County

By Donna K. Carlson |
Oct. 27

CIVIL FILINGS: Mason County

By Lawrence Smith |
Oct. 28

CIVIL FILINGS: Marshall County

By Denise Simpson |
Sept. 8

CIVIL FILINGS: Jackson County

By Lawrence Smith |
Oct. 22

CIVIL FILINGS: Boone County

By Harmon Marks |
Oct. 8

Beckley hospital plans to sue over Medicaid reimbursements

By Kyla Asbury |
BECKLEY – Appalachian Regional Healthcare Inc. has issued a 30-day notice of its intent to sue the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources and its Bureau for Medical Services for inadequate Medicaid reimbursement rates that threaten the continued operation of the not-for-profit Beckley ARH Hospital.

Caperton refiles Massey suit in Virginia

By Jessica M. Karmasek and Chris Dickerson |
Caperton CHARLESTON -- Former coal mine operator Hugh Caperton on Tuesday refiled a lawsuit against Richmond, Va.-based Massey Energy Co.

Lawyers argue ex-CSX workers shouldn't have sued in W.Va.

By Steve Korris and Chris Dickerson |
Cook WHEELING -– Former CSX railroad workers from North Carolina shouldn't have sued their former personal injury lawyers in West Virginia if they didn't feel like traveling to West Virginia, the former lawyers argue.

Huddleston Bolen host special Business4Breakfast seminar Nov.16

By The West Virginia Record |
HUNTINGTON -- Huddleston Bolen, the State Journal, and SCORE will hold a special Business4Breakfast event on Nov. 16.

PERSONNEL FILE: Kontner joins Steptoe & Johnson as HR consultant

By The West Virginia Record |
Kontner BRIDGEPORT – Steptoe & Johnson has announced that Ann Kontner has joined the firm as a human resources consultant.

PERSONNEL FILE: Huddleston Bolen lawyer contributes to book

By The West Virginia Record |
Nelson CHARLESTON -- Kevin Nelson, a partner at Huddleston Bolen, recently authored a chapter in the book, "Inside the Minds: The Impact of Recent Regulatory Developments in Employment Law."

West Virginia Law Review dedicates special "Health Care in America" issue to Rockefeller

By The West Virginia Record |
Rockefeller MORGANTOWN -- In recognition of his long history of working to improve health care in this country, the West Virginia Law Review will dedicate its next issue to Sen. Jay Rockefeller.

PERSONNEL FILE: Nine Steptoe & Johnson attorneys named 'Lawyers of the Year'

By The West Virginia Record |
Brewer BRIDGEPORT -- Best Lawyers has named nine Steptoe & Johnson attorneys as the 2011 "Lawyers of the Year" for their respective practice areas and the metro regions in which they serve.

*** Five named to state Business Hall of Fame

By The West Virginia Record |
MORGANTOWN -- Five business and industry leaders with strong ties to West Virginia will be inducted into the 2010 West Virginia Business Hall of Fame on Nov. 18 in a ceremony at the Morgantown Event Center, Waterfront Place Hotel.

*** WVU forecast: West Virginia job losses end, recovery under way

By The West Virginia Record |
MORGANTOWN -- The economic recovery is under way in West Virginia, according to the latest forecast from the West Virginia University College of Business and Economics.

PERSONNEL FILE: Spilman named 2011 Go-To Law Firm

By The West Virginia Record |
CHARLESTON -- The law firm Spilman Thomas & Battle has announced it was honored as a 2011 Go-To Law Firm for the Top 500 Companies by ALM, a publisher of multiple regional and national magazines tailored to the legal community.

*** Standalone p1 art for 11/15 issue: New U.S. Magistrate

By The West Virginia Record |
U.S. Magistrate Judge Cheryl Eifert is sworn in by U.S. District Judge Robert Chambers during a ceremony at the Federal Courthouse on Nov. 5 in Huntington. (Photos by Mark Webb/The Herald-Dispatch)

145 companies named in six asbestos suits

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON -- Six suits involving asbestos were filed in Kanawha County naming 145 companies as defendants.

Huntington National Bank sues West Run Student Housing Associates

By Kyla Asbury |
MORGANTOWN -- Huntington National Bank is suing West Run Student Housing Associates after it claims the company did not pay on its loan of nearly $40 million.