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News from November 2013


Hey, wait a minute, that guy’s not on our team!

By The West Virginia Record |
We’ve all seen those sports blooper videos where a football player makes an interception or picks up a fumble and scrambles down the field, crosses the goal line, and spikes the ball – only to discover that he’s in the wrong end zone and has just put points on the board for the opposing team.


Kanawha family judge arrested, accused of battery

By Lawrence Smith |
Charleston Area Medical Center

Plaintiff says he tripped over rug at Go-Mart

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON - A South Charleston man is suing Go-Mart Inc. after he claims he allegedly sustained injuries while on its premises.

Woman blames WVDOT for sexual harassment

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON - A woman is suing the West Virginia Department of Transportation after she claims she was sexually harassed by a supervisor.



Fourth Circuit to hear arguments in Berkeley Co. widow's lawsuit against insurer

By John O'Brien |
RICHMOND, Va. – Attorneys for a Berkeley County widow will present her argument against an insurance company in person to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.


Lawsuit: Roof of mine collapsed on worker

By Thomas Kallies |
Wyoming County Courthouse


Woman seeks commission payments after retirement

By Thomas Kallies |
Putnam County Courthouse

Under seal, judge dismisses claims of estates of three UBB miners

By John O'Brien |
The Upper Big Branch Miners Memorial, dedicated in July 2012.

Morrisey: EPA should come to West Virginia

By Jessica M. Karmasek |
Morrisey

Former CSX worker files asbestos lawsuit

By Kyla Asbury |
Antion

Woman says Dome Bar & Grill caused food poisoning

By Kyla Asbury |
Jacobs


Martinsburg woman files Lipitor suit against Pfizer

By John O'Brien |
Wilson

Walmart accused of not providing baskets in ADA lawsuit

By Whitney Brakken |
CHARLESTON - A Hurricane resident is suing over claims Walmart violated the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Man says Catamaran still owes final wages

By Joel Brakken |
Simmons