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News from January 2014



PERSONNEL FILE: Nelson Mullins promotes Brown to Of Counsel

By Staff reports |
HUNTINGTON -- The partners of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough have promoted Nathan Brown to of counsel.

Discover Bank sued by couple for debt collection

By Joel Brakken |
BECKLEY -- A couple is suing Discover for alleged illegal debt collection attempts.

PERSONNEL FILE: Fowler joins Mannion & Gray

By Staff reports |
CHARLESTON -- Mannion & Gray has announced that John R. Fowler has joined the firm as Of Counsel.

West Virginia officials speak out during water crisis

By Kyla Asbury |
CHARLESTON - West Virginia public officials have been speaking out to help residents during the current water crisis regarding price gouging and the ongoing investigation.

PERSONNEL FILE: Nutzman named partner at Dinsmore

By The West Virginia Record |
CHARLESTON – Dinsmore & Shohl has announced that Jason M. Nutzman has been named Partner.

PERSONNEL FILE: Iskra re-elected to Spilman management committee

By Staff reports |
CHARLESTON -- The law firm Spilman Thomas & Battle has announced that Eric W. Iskra was reelected to a two-year term on Spilman’s Management Committee, continuing his service as Member in Charge of Client Services.

PERSONNEL FILE: Pentino joins Wheeling Chamber board, appointed to state CASA board

By Staff reports |
WHEELING -- Dinsmore & Shohl’s Denise Pentino has joined the Wheeling Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. Her three-year term started Jan. 1.

Brockovich turns focus to W.Va. water contamination

By Chris Dickerson |
CHARLESTON – A woman who first made a name for herself more than 20 years ago by helping get to the heart of a California water pollution case has turned her focus to West Virginia.

UPDATE: Water contamination suits already being filed

By Chris Dickerson |
CHARLESTON – Less than 24 hours after a chemical leak began to wreak havoc on Charleston and surrounding areas, a class action complaint already had been filed against the company responsible.

Legal leaders react to water woes

By Chris Dickerson |
CHARLESTON -- With water contamination woes affecting Charleston and surrounding counties, some legal community leaders are taking action.

Advance Stores sued for age discrimination

By Annie Cosby |
CLARKSBURG -- Advance Stores is being sued by a former employee for age discrimination.

New London Commons Development sued for defective construction

By Joel Brakken |
WINFIELD -- A couple are suing their home's building contractor after shingles continue falling off of roof.

Lee Supply, employee sued following a car accident

By Joel Brakken |
BECKLEY -- A couple are suing after the husband was injured in a car accident.

OUR VIEW: West Virginia Supreme Court undermines state development efforts

By The West Virginia Record |
Our state Development Office describes West Virginia as a “state of achievement” with a “welcoming business climate.”

Kroger sued for negligence after customer is injured on premises

By Joel Brakken |
BECKLEY -- A woman is suing a grocery store after running into a wooden pallet.

Love Family Practice Group sued for contract breach

By Whitney Brakken |
BECKLEY -- A local medical practice is being sued after prematurely terminating a medical billing services agreement.

Ally Financial sued for illegal debt collection methods

By Whitney Brakken |
BECKLEY -- Ally Financial is being sued by a West Virginia resident after allegedly engaging in improper debt collection methods.

Chase Bank sued for collection practices

By Joel Brakken |
BECKLEY -- A woman is suing Chase after they continued calling her home seeking debt collection.

Mining company sued for interfering with couple's property

By Joel Brakken |
PINEVILLE -- A couple are suing after a mining operation interfered with the enjoyment of their property.