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Woman sues Kroger for injuries from fall

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON -- A woman is suing the Kroger Co. after she claims she was injured after falling on the store's premises.

CIVIL FILINGS: Kanawha County

By Kyla Asbury |
Sept. 21

CIVIL FILINGS: Cabell County

By Kyla Asbury |
Sept. 20

CIVIL FILINGS: Jefferson County

By Toni L. Milbourne |
Sept. 1

CIVIL FILINGS: Berkeley County

By Beth Henry |
Sept. 6

Senate Judiciary approves Groh for federal court

By Chris Dickerson and Kyla Asbury |
Groh WASHINGTON – The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday voted to approve Berkeley Circuit Judge Gina M. Groh to the federal court, along with four other judges in different states.

Banks want McGraw's case moved to federal court

By Jessica M. Karmasek |
McGraw CHARLESTON -- A half dozen banks accused of violating West Virginia's Consumer Credit and Protection Act have asked a federal court to hear the lawsuits filed against them by state Attorney General Darrell McGraw.

THEIR VIEW: Poll numbers should raise concern for Rockefeller

By The West Virginia Record |
U.S. Senator Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia has reason to be at least concerned about his chances, should he decide to run for re-election.

Morgantown couple sues Target for injuries sustained from fall

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON -- A Morgantown couple is suing Target Stores, Inc., for injuries sustained from a fall in its South Charleston store.

Alpha, feds begin talks to mine ventilation suit

By Steve Korris |
WASHINGTON – Alpha Natural Resources and the U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration have started negotiations to settle a suit claiming government regulators dangerously interfere with coal mine ventilation plans.

Massey subsidiaries to pay nearly $2 million to settle selenium suit

By Steve Korris |
Chambers HUNTINGTON – Former Massey Energy subsidiaries will pay $1.8 million to an environmental law clinic at West Virginia University over four years to settle a suit claiming they contaminated streams with toxic element selenium.

Regional truancy meeting set for Friday in Huntington

By The West Virginia Record |
Davis HUNTINGTON -- Supreme Court Justice Robin Jean Davis and 19th Circuit Judge Alan Moats are scheduled to hold the fifth of 14 regional meetings on truancy at 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 7, in Courtroom No. 3, at the Cabell County Courthouse in Huntington.

Environmental groups sue Argus over selenium

By Jessica M. Karmasek |
HUNTINGTON -- Three environmental groups are suing Argus Energy LLC, alleging the company has discharged and continues to discharge selenium, a pollutant considered toxic by the federal Environmental Protection Agency.

Business Court Committee meets with stakeholders

By The West Virginia Record |
Pratt CHARLESTON -– The Supreme Court's Business Court Committee met Sept. 30 with an invited group of attorneys and others representing thousands of businesses across West Virginia.

PERSONNEL FILE: Three from Steptoe & Johnson earn CPLTA certification

By The West Virginia Record |
BRIDGEPORT -– Three members of the Steptoe & Johnson energy team recently obtained certification as professional lease and title analysts.

McGraw might be done appealing $3.1M disputes with feds

By John O'Brien |
McGraw CHARLESTON -– West Virginia Attorney General Darrell McGraw appears to be ready to accept a ruling that he shortchanged the federal government nearly $450,000.

Suit accuses officials of enabling rape at Fayette high school

By Lawrence Smith |
CHARLESTON – A Fayette County couple is accusing school officials of not doing enough to protect their daughter from becoming a rape victim.

Former Alderson cop files discrimination suit

By Lawrence Smith |
BECKLEY – A former police officer in a Greenbrier County town is alleging officials used financial problems as a pre-text to engage in racial discrimination.

WVU College of Law to house First Amendment scholar's papers

By The West Virginia Record |
Baker MORGANTOWN -– West Virginia University's College of Law will house the collected works of C. Edwin Baker, a renowned First Amendment and media legal scholar and attorney.

PERSONNEL FILE: 19 Dinsmore attorneys named Lawyers of the Year

By The West Virginia Record |
CINCINNATI -- Nineteen Dinsmore attorneys have been recognized as "Lawyer of the Year" by The Best Lawyers in America 2012.