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News from March 2014


Woman says Putnam EMTs dropped her

By Annie Cosby |
WINFIELD -- A Putnam County woman is suing over claims she was injured when she was dropped by EMS responders.

Former pizzeria worker says he was wrongfully fired, not protected

By Melody Dareing |
BECKLEY -- A former pizza worker filed a lawsuit against his two former employers, citing wrongful termination and human rights violations.

Mine injury leads to lawsuit

By Melody Dareing |
BECKLEY -- A couple is suing four coal companies relating to a workplace accident.

Security firm says Mechel Bluestone owes more than $250K

By Melody Dareing |
BECKLEY -- A security company is suing one of its clients after it allegedly failed to pay for thousands of dollars in services.

Debt collector accused of harassment

By Ben Hart |
BECKLEY -- A Raleigh County woman is suing a debt collector, claiming harassment.

Raleigh Co. woman claims debt harassment

By Ben Hart |
BECKLEY -- A Raleigh County woman is suing debt collector, claiming harassment.

Putnam couple accuses company of predatory lending

By Annie Cosby |
WINFIELD -- A Putnam County couple are suing over claims they were victims of predatory lending.

PERSONNEL FILE: Keefer joins Jenkins Fenstermaker

By Staff reports |
HUNTINGTON -- The law firm Jenkins Fenstermaker recently announced that Barbara J. Keefer has joined the firm and will be Of Counsel.

Wouldn’t it be nice to have the money Darrell McGraw squandered?

By The West Virginia Record |
So, our state government doesn’t have enough revenue to cover expenses? What a surprise!

Mass. company says concrete firm owes money

By Annie Cosby |
WINFIELD -- A Massachusetts company is suing over claims a West Virginia company failed to pay contract fees.

Bordas & Bordas lands $200,000 verdict for Ohio client

By Chris Dickerson |
WHEELING – A Wheeling law firm recently help secure a $200,000 verdict in an Ohio automobile accident case.

Trial lawyers in glass houses shouldn't throw stones

By Staff reports |
By DARREN McKINNEY

Morrisey announces e-book case settlement

By Chris Dickerson |
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has announced that state consumers who purchased electronic books between April 2010 and May 2012 are receiving account credits or checks this week as part of a national settlement.

Justices side with hospital on $2M tax bill

By Chris Dickerson |
CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals says United Hospital Center of Clarksburg doesn’t have to pay a tax bill that, with interest, is now up to about $2.25 million.

Man says he slipped, fell in oil puddle at convenience store

By Melody Dareing |
BECKLEY -- A man is suing a store after falling in an oil puddle.

Woman says debt wasn't hers

By Melody Dareing |
BECKLEY -- A woman who was the victim of identity theft is suing a credit card company for trying to collect on debt she never owed.

N.C. woman accuses Buffalo Wild Wings, managers of sexual harassment

By Ben Hart |
BECKLEY -- A former Buffalo Wild Wings manager is suing the business and other management, claiming sexual harassment, discrimination and negligence.

Family says log truck driver caused accident

By Thomas Kallies |
HUNTINGTON -- A trucking company is being sued after an employee caused a car accident in a company vehicle.

Woman says mortgage company harassed her

By Melody Dareing |
BECKLEY -- A woman is suing a mortgage company over harassing phone calls.

Woman says mortgage holder breached contract

By Ben Hart |
BERKLEY -- A Raleigh County woman is suing a financial lending company, claiming breach of contract.