News from October 2012
Loughry's son stars in second TV ad
CHARLESTON – A conversation Allen Loughry’s son had with his parents about his father possibly becoming a state Supreme Court justice has spawned a new campaign ad and an accompanying website.
Nitro woman sues A&A Express for car accident
HUNTINGTON – A Nitro woman is suing A&A Express, Inc. after she claims she was injured as a result of a car accident.
Couple blames Rumpke for car accident
HUNTINGTON – A couple is suing Rumpke Transportation Company for a car accident that caused them injuries.
Man sues WVU Board of Governors for expulsion
MORGANTOWN – A man is suing West Virginia University’s Board of Governors after he claims he was wrongfully expelled.
Man sues Lavalette PSD for property damage
WAYNE – A Wayne County man is suing Lavalette Public Service District after he claims his driveway was damaged because of the installation of a water line.
Magazine says W.Va. AG race one to watch
CHARLESTON -- One of the nation’s more conservative magazines has pointed to West Virginia’s attorney general race as one to watch.
Man sues Teays Valley Emergency Physicians for negligence
WINFIELD -- A man is suing Teays Valley Emergency Physician for deviated from the applicable standard of care while he was a paying patient.
Man sues Yamaha for Rhino injuries
WINFIELD -- A man is suing Yamaha Motor Corporation after he claims he was injured when a Yamaha Rhino 660 he was a passenger in rolled over.
K&K Bit sues Frasure Creek Mining for failure to pay more than $250,000
WINFIELD -- K&K Bit Company is suing Frasure Creek Mining after it claims it failed to pay more than $250,000 for goods and services.
Man sues Morgantown for injuries at athletic park
MORGANTOWN -- A man is suing the City of Morgantown after he claims he was injured while at one of the city’s parks.
Benjamin calls new Business Court 'exciting'
CHARLESTON – State Supreme Court Justice Brent Benjamin is eager to see the new Business Court Division get started.
Parents sue Putnam school board for son's injuries
WINFIELD -- A Culloden couple is suing the Putnam County Board of Education after their son was injured at Hurricane High School.
Former adjunct professor accuses Mountain State of retaliation
CHARLESTON -- A former adjunct professor is suing Mountain State University after she claims she was retaliated against based upon the perception that she was informing students regarding the university’s problems.
Woman accuses car dealer of sexual harassment
MORGANTOWN -- A woman is suing Superior Ford Lincoln Mercury of Morgantown after she claims she was sexually harassed during her employment.
Couple sues Walls Sanitation for work injuries
MORGANTOWN -- A man and his wife are suing Walls Sanitation, Inc., after he was injured while performing his work duties.
Man says Warner Chilcott violated wage payment act
HUNTINGTON -- A man is suing Warner Chilcott Sales (US), LLC after he claims it violated the West Virginia Wage Payment and Collection Act.
Patrick Morrisey should debate an empty chair
Clint Eastwood’s performance at the Republican National Convention certainly was different, but his spontaneous decision to use an empty chair to represent the current occupant of the White House was truly inspired and continues to resonate with voters.
Putnam woman files civil suit after police incident
HUNTINGTON – A Putnam County woman is accusing a Hurricane police officer of falsely arresting her.
Steptoe & Johnson to host webcast to help understand new Business Court
CHARLESTON – Steptoe & Johnson is hosting a webcast Oct. 11 that will present information about West Virginia’s Business Court division that is to begin next week.
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