News from August 2015
Mercer Co. woman says Beckley doctors improperly placed birth control device
BECKLEY – A Mercer County woman is suing two Beckley physicians for negligence, alleging they are responsible for an improperly placed birth control device. Plaintiff Melissa D.
Family sues Bluefield Regional, alleging belated heart condition diagnosis
PRINCETON -- The family of a deceased man is suing Bluefield Regional Medical Center and three of its doctors, alleging the man was diagnosed with a heart condition too late to safe his life.
Atlanta business says Fertig Cabinet failed to pay credit bill
MOOREFIELD -- An Atlanta-based business is suing a Moorefield cabinetry company, alleging an unpaid credit balance.
Weirton employee sues supervisor, alleging disclosure of disciplinary action
NEW CUMBERLAND -- An employee of the state's Department of Health and Human Services is suing his supervisor for allegedly revealing to other employees the nature of a disciplinary action against the plaintiff.
McDowell Co. woman blames Bluefield Hospital for belated diagnosis
PRINCETON -- A McDowell County woman is suing a Bluefield hospital over repeated surgeries allegedly required to fix problems that should have been diagnosed much earlier.
Couple sues Logan County landlords, alleging negligence in fall on stairs
LOGAN -- A couple is suing the owners of a Logan County rental unit after the husband allegedly fell down stairs and shattered a glass door.
Monroe Co. woman says she was injured by grape tomato at Walmart
PRINCETON – A Monroe County woman says she was injured after slipping on a grape tomato at Walmart. Brenda Elaine Huffman of Peterstown filed her complaint Aug. 4 in Mercer Circuit Court. The incident occurred May 2, according to the complaint. Huffman says she was shopping at Walmart in Princeton when she slipped on the grape tomato on the floor in the deli area of the store.
Walton man sues Standard Oil, alleging wrongful termination
POINT PLEASANT -- A Walton man is suing Standard Oil, alleging it fired him for reporting unsafe working conditions.
Mercer County woman sues doctor, alleging unnecessary hip replacement
PRINCETON -- A Mercer County woman is suing a local doctor and his practice, alleging they performed an unnecessary hip replacement.
Romney man sues construction company, driver
ROMNEY -- A Romney man is suing a construction company after allegedly being rear-ended by a vehicle driven by a man working for the company.
BB&T sues Mercer Co. businesswomen, alleging unpaid loan
PRINCETON -- A North Carolina-based bank is suing a Mercer County business and its owners to collect an alleged outstanding property loan.
Wheeling construction firm appeals state order for job sites posting
MOUNDSVILLE -- A Wheeling construction company is appealing the state's decision to make it post a wage bond before taking any more work.
PERSONNEL FILE: 23 Kay Casto & Chaney attorneys named Best Lawyers
CHARLESTON — Kay Casto & Chaney PLLC is pleased to announce that 23 attorneys have been named to the 2016 edition of Best Lawyers, the oldest and one of the most respected peer review publications in the legal profession. Best Lawyers has published its list for over 30 years, earning praise from the profession, the media, and the public as a leading source of reliable, unbiased legal referrals. Kay Casto & Chaney would like to congratulate the following attorneys named to the 2016 roster of “Th
PERSONNEL FILE: Eight from Martin & Seibert listed in Best Lawyers
MARTINSBURG – Martin & Seibert shareholders Walter M.
PERSONNEL FILE: Robinson & McElwee attorneys listed in Best Lawyers
CHARLESTON – Eleven lawyers from Robinson & McElwee PLLC recently were selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America 2016.
PERSONNEL FILE: McKeen named managing member of Steptoe's Wheeling office
?WHEELING – Steptoe & Johnson PLLC has named Timothy M. McKeen the managing member of its Wheeling office. McKeen joined Steptoe & Johnson in 2006 and focuses his legal practice in the area of oil and gas law.
You can't hold back the tide, Mr. Morrisey!
Some of us are old enough to remember when major American cities had multiple daily newspapers, all with different owners and different perspectives.
PERSONNEL FILE: Three team members join Spilman's Charleston office
CHARLESTON —Spilman Thomas & Battle PLLC has announced that three new team members have joined the law firm’s Charleston office, adding depth to its consumer finance, government relations, labor and employment, and technology services. Thomas S.
Why we're working to protect public meeting prayer
CHARLESTON – Nearly 400 years ago, a small band of men and women set out across the Atlantic Ocean to create a place where they could freely express their faith without fear of government intervention or persecution.
Putnam woman says her Achilles' tendon was sliced at Walmart
WINFIELD – A Putnam County woman says she was injured at Walmart while shopping for back-to-school supplies for her children. Jennifer Bradshaw filed her complaint in Putnam Circuit Court.