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WEST VIRGINIA RECORD

Monday, June 17, 2024

News from March 2016


Supply firm accuses roofer of owing unpaid debt

By Robert Hadley |
WHEELING – A New Jersey firm claims a West Virginia company owes thousands of dollars for materials purchased under a credit agreement.

Software firm accuses customer of defaulting on credit agreement

By Robert Hadley |
BECKLEY – A Pittsburgh firm is suing Med-Surg Group of West Virginia for allegedly owing almost $20,000 in unpaid bills for software and services.

Creditor accuses firm of loan default, hiding collateral

By Robert Hadley |
BECKLEY – A Raleigh County firm says a company it loaned money has defaulted on the loan and has hidden the property pledged as collateral.

Supreme Court says Benjamin, Wooton should get campaign money

By Chris Dickerson |
CHARLESTON – The state Supreme Court says the Supreme Court campaigns of Brent Benjamin and Bill Wooton should get about $500,000 each in public campaign financing money. The orders were issued just hours after five replacement justices heard oral arguments in the matters.

Justices hear campaign financing arguments

By Chris Dickerson |
CHARLESTON – The fate of about $1 million in public campaign finance money for two state Supreme Court candidates now rests with five judges. The state Supreme Court on March 23 heard oral arguments in candidate Beth Walker’s challenges to the campaigns for sitting Justice Brent Benjamin and Beckley attorney Bill Wooton. Five sitting judges – filling in for all of the justices who recused themselves from the case – heard two hours of arguments.

Attorney sues cabinet maker for alleged breach of contract

By Annie Hunt |
BECKLEY — A man is suing a cabinet maker over claims that he put down a deposit on a contract that was never fulfilled.

Injured miner blames Arch Coal for alleged unsafe conditions

By Robert Hadley |
BECKLEY – A Logan County man is suing his ex-employer, claiming they knowingly allowed unsafe conditions at their worksite, causing him serious, permanent injuries.

Couple's lawsuit against real estate agency alleges misrepresentation

By Annie Hunt |
LOGAN — A couple's lawsuit against a real estate agency alleges the firm misrepresented the quality of a house they purchased, which they claim is infested with bats and a poor sewage system.

Firm accuses customer of owing unpaid credit balance

By Robert Hadley |
BECKLEY – A Kanawha County company is suing a Raleigh firm for allegedly failing to pay money owed under a credit agreement.

Eye injury prompts negligence allegation against Morgan's Food & Spirits

By Robert Hadley |
BECKLEY – A Raleigh County woman is suing her former employer, Morgan’s Food & Spirits, claiming they violated safety rules which led to her injury.

Blankenship vs. the Manchin-Goodwin connection

By The West Virginia Record |
It doesn't seem fair that Booth Goodwin must run for governor. The position should be his by right. He thinks he’s earned it. He and his family have been staunch Democrats for decades, loyal supporters of Gov./Sen. Joe Manchin and of Gov./Sen. Jay Rockefeller before him.

Man says McGraw law firm still owes him more than $40K

By Chris Dickerson |
BECKLEY – A Lincoln County man has filed a second lawsuit against a Wyoming County attorney who he says owes him more than $40,000. Jack Spadaro filed his lawsuit in Raleigh Circuit Court against Warren Randolph McGraw II doing business as The Warren McGraw Law Firm or McGraw Law Offices. The firm has offices in Beckley, Pineville and Atlanta, Ga. Spadaro filed an identical lawsuit against McGraw last May, and Judge Robert Burnside granted summary judgment to Spadaro in July. A December filing,

Ketchum to deliver Marshall commencement address

By Chris Dickerson |
HUNTINGTON – West Virginia Supreme Court Chief Justice Menis Ketchum II will give the address at Marshall University’s graduation in May. The commencement ceremony for undergraduates is set for Saturday, May 7. “I am extremely honored that our new president extended me the invitation to speak at commencement,” Ketchum said. “Candidates for graduation are not interested in speeches but want to celebrate their accomplishment.

Freight company accuses coal customer of failing to pay for shipping

By Robert Hadley |
LOGAN – A Logan County freight contractor is suing two coal companies for allegedly failing to pay money owed under a transportation contract.

Company blames contractor for alleged building defects

By Robert Hadley |
WHEELING – An Ohio County company is suing a Pennsylvania firm for allegedly failing to properly finish construction of a building addition.

Customer accuses GM of selling defective truck

By Robert Hadley |
LOGAN – A Logan County man is suing General Motors for allegedly selling him a truck with numerous defects in materials and workmanship.

Dispute over mineral rights lease payments lands in court

By Robert Hadley |
WHEELING – Two Ohio County men say the firm they leased their oil and gas interests to have been paying them incorrectly.

Worker blames injuries on firm’s alleged OSHA violations

By Robert Hadley |
WHEELING – An Ohio man working in West Virginia is suing a Wheeling company for alleged unsafe conditions that caused his workplace injury.

Couple accuse doctor of negligence in breast cancer treatment

By Annie Hunt |
CHARLESTON — A woman and her husband are suing Integrated Health Care and a physician for allegations of negligence and improper treatment regarding her breast cancer surgery.

Legislature helped its corporate backers, failed to tackle real issues

By Paige Flanigan |
CHARLESTON – The 2016 West Virginia Legislative session has been called one of the worst ever by media outlets and organizations statewide. West Virginia is facing real challenges right now. Our roads are bad. We have a huge budget deficit. Millions of dollars have been cut from our schools. Coal is in decline and West Virginia workers need to be retrained for 21st century jobs. A financial crisis is looming.