Quantcast

WEST VIRGINIA RECORD

Sunday, June 16, 2024

News from May 2014


PERSONNEL FILE: Farrell inducted into education Hall of Fame

By Chris Dickerson |
HUNTINGTON -- Huntington attorney Michael J. Farrell recently was inducted into the June Harless Center for Rural Educational Research and Development Hall of Fame.

Woman's estate names CSX, KRT, Montgomery in lawsuit

By Annie Cosby |
FAYETTEVILLE -- The family of a Kanawha County woman is suing over claims she was killed by a train after disembarking from a bus in Montgomery.

Pa. jockey says he was injured when horse slipped on ice at track

By Annie Cosby |
NEW CUMBERLAND -- A Pennsylvania jockey is suing over claims he was injured when his horse slipped on ice at a racetrack.

Bondholders accuse Weirton country club of breach over bonds

By Annie Cosby |
NEW CUMBERLAND -- Two bondholders are suing a Weirton country club over bonds issued in the 1980s.

Justus Loughry wins ad awards

By Chris Dickerson |
CHARLESTON -- His dad might have four law degrees, get to wear a special robe, sit at a big bench and have people stand up when he enters a courtroom, but Justus Loughry has more trophies.

Morrisey files suit against Cabell car dealer

By Dickerson |
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey's office has filed suit in Cabell Circuit Court against a used car dealer.

Wayne Co. man says paving company knocked down power lines, caused injury

By Annie Cosby |
HUNTINGTON -- A Wayne County man is suing over claims he was injured when a dump truck knocked power lines down on the highway.

Woman claims she was restrained, sexually assaulted by correctional officer

By Annie Cosby |
HUNTINGTON -- A woman is suing over claims she was sexually assaulted by a West Virginia correctional officer while restrained.

Man says DEP, company damaged property by drainage pipe

By Annie Cosby |
MADISON -- A man is suing over claims a relative's property was damaged after mine workers left a drainage pipe near her home.

Boone man claims he was fired for filing workers' comp claim

By Annie Cosby |
MADISON -- A Boone County man is suing over claims he was fired in retaliation for filing for workers' compensation.

Mercer Co. couple says Dodge was a lemon

By Ben Hart |
PRINCETON -- A Mercer County couple is suing Chrysler Group after they purchased a defective vehicle.

Mason Co. couple files suit against business after wreck

By Annie Cosby |
MADISON -- A Mason County couple is suing over claims the husband was injured in a motor vehicle collision on W.Va. 73.

AG files injunction regarding Mingo Co. school abuse

By Chris Dickerson |
CHARLESTON — Attorney General Patrick Morrisey's office recently filed a civil action in Mingo Circuit Court seeking a civil rights injunction against administrators and employees of Burch Middle School, the Mingo County Board of Education and superintendent, two male juveniles, and their parents as part of an investigation into alleged sexual abuse and assaults at the school.

Former House employee files wrongful termination suit

By Ben Hart |
CHARLESTON --- A former employee of the West Virginia House of Delegates sues after being terminated.

Former auditor names Mountaineer Park in termination suit

By Whitney Brakken |
NEW CUMBERLAND -- A former senior internal auditor is filing a lawsuit alleging he was terminated for reporting inaccuracies.

Putnam woman claims contractor breached contract

By Ben Hart |
WINFIELD -- A Putnam County woman is suing after a construction company didn't keep their end of the agreement.

Ohio Co. man blames golf cart driver for injuries

By Ben Hart |
WHEELING -- An Ohio County man is suing a golf cart driver after he was injured in an accident.

Pa. widow accuses husband's employers of wrongful death

By Ben Hart |
WHELLING -- A Pennsylvania widow is suing her husband's employers after he was killed in explosion while on the job.

WVU law, med school partnership earns recognition

By Chris Dickerson |
MORGANTOWN -- A program between West Virginia University’s College of Law and School of Medicine has received formal recognition from the National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership.

Miss Marple doesn’t have a clue

By The West Virginia Record |
Remember, in January 2001, when Bill and Hillary Clinton finally left the White House with wheelbarrows full of booty and we thought – or hoped, audaciously – that we’d seen the last of those two insatiable sucklings incessantly pawing at the public teat?