News from 2011
Man claims drunk casino customer caused injuries
CHARLESTON -- A man is suing Racing Corporation of West Virginia after he was injured at the Mardi Gras Casino & Resort.
Funeral home didn't pay, lawsuit alleges
WINFIELD -- Matthews International Corp. is suing Gatens-Harding Funeral Home for failing to pay for goods and materials.
Putnam couple sues CAMC for woman's injuries
WINFIELD -- A Putnam County couple is suing Charleston Area Medical Center for injuries sustained in the hospital.
Woman says Amedisys violated wage act
CHARLESTON -- A former employee is suing Amedisys Holding for violationg the West Virginia Wage Payment and Collection Act.
Woman sues after fall at Sears
CHARLESTON -- A Charleston woman is suing Diversified Maintenance Systems after she slipped on the floor at Sears and was injured.
School says company never delivered 30 computers
CHARLESTON -- Future Generations Graduate School for Research and Applied Studies in Community Change, Inc., is suing TLTek after it claims it paid for 30 computers that were never delivered.
Yawkey couple names 28 companies in asbestos case
CHARLESTON -- A Yawkey couple is suing 28 companies responsible for a lung cancer diagnosis.
Couple sues Chrysler for defective vehicle
CHARLESTON -- A couple is suing Chrysler Group for a defective vehicle they purchased.
Woman falls from exam table, sues doctor
CHARLESTON -- A Kanawha County woman is suing a Charleston physician she claims is responsible for injuries she sustained when she fell from an examination table.
Woman sues Nitro, employee for car accident
CHARLESTON -- A woman is suing the City of Nitro and an individual she claims caused her to crash her vehicle.
U.S. Supreme Court won't hear W.Va. vaccination case
WASHINGTON -- The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear the case of a West Virginia mother who was denied the right to claim a religious exemption for her child under a state law requiring that children be vaccinated before attending public school.
Tennant responds to redistricting challenges
Tennant CHARLESTON -- The West Virginia Secretary of State's Office on Monday filed its responses to three of the five challenges to the state's new legislative redistricting plan.
Man sues I.C. Systems for debt collection harassment
CHARLESTON -- A Charleston man is suing I.C. Systems for harassing him in an attempt to collect a debt.
Man accuses Lowe's of discrimination, wrongful termination
CHARLESTON -- A former employee is suing Lowe's Home Centers after he claims he was wrongfully terminated from his employment and discriminated against.
Woman sues Shoney's, employee for sexual harassment
CHARLESTON -- A former employee is suing Shoney's after she was sexually harassed and assaulted by another employee.
Couple sues Freedom Oil & Gas for vehicle damage
CHARLESTON -- A couple is suing Freedom Oil & Gas after their vehicles were damaged.
Summers Co. woman sues McGraw for wrongful termination
McGraw CHARLESTON -- A former employee is suing Attorney General Darrell McGraw after she claims her employment was wrongfully terminated.
Asbestos fraudsters can 'hear the train a-coming'
One of the standard comic devices of old silent films was a car racing alongside a railroad track, trying to beat a fast-moving train to the crossing. The car and the train reach the crossing at what seems to be the exact same moment, but somehow the car squeaks by just in time to avoid being obliterated.
Harron wants to clear his name
Harron WHEELING – Bridgeport radiologist Ray Harron rises to rescue his reputation six years after federal judge Janis Jack concluded that he schemed with lawyers to manufacture diagnoses of lung disease.
CSX can contact former Peirce clients
Peirce WHEELING – CSX Transportation can contact former clients of Pittsburgh asbestos lawyer Robert Peirce, U.S. District Judge Frederick Stamp has decided.