News from January 2013
WVU College of Law gains asylum for Syrian mother, son
MORGANTOWN – A Syrian mother and her son have gained asylum in the United States thanks to West Virginia University College of Law students and professors.
Lawsuit against Bank of America sent back to Cabell court
HUNTINGTON – A federal judge has granted the plaintiff’s motion to remand a breach of contract and illegal debt collection case against Bank of America back to the Circuit Court of Cabell County.
Cook's Plumbing says Palace Properties failed to pay
HUNTINGTON – Cook’s Plumbing is suing Palace Properties, LLC, for allegedly failing to pay nearly $30,000 for goods and services.
Four more suits filed against MSU
CHARLESTON – Four more lawsuits have been filed against Mountain State University regarding its alleged failure to keep students informed about its accreditation.
Woman quickly drops sexual harassment suit against Maple Creative
CHARLESTON – A woman who was suing Maple Creative, LLC for sexual harassment has filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
PERSONNEL FILE: Steptoe & Johnson elevates 10 to membership
BRIDGEPORT - Susan S. Brewer, CEO of Steptoe & Johnson, has announced that effective Jan. 1, 10 of the firm’s attorneys will be promoted to membership.
PERSONNEL FILE: Allen, Kopet & Associates receives recognition
The law firm of Allen, Kopet & Associates, PLLC was recently honored and recognized by two different organizations.
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