News from December 2017
Two sofas purchased by Workman being stored in Supreme Court warehouse
CHARLESTON – Two antique sofas purchased by Justice Margaret Workman are being stored in a state Supreme Court warehouse.
Estate administrator files suit against Lincare over delivery of oxygen tanks
HUNTINGTON – A Milton woman has filed suit against a medical supply company over allegations that its failure to deliver a full order of oxygen tanks led to the death of her decedent.
Widow files suit against physician, Beckley Vascular Associates over husband's death
BECKLEY – A Beckley widow is seeking damages after her husband died from complications from a surgery.
Man alleges he was laid off from job at Elk Creek mine after filing for workers' compensation
LOGAN – A Stollings man formerly employed to work at a coal mine in Elk Creek alleges he was laid off in retaliation after suffering an injury while working.
Clay County couple files suit against real estate agent, bank after property flooded
CLAY – A Clay County couple alleges they were not informed a property they purchased was in a flood zone.
March-Westin Co. Inc. alleges contract was breached for Colorado project
CLARKSBURG – A Morgantown full-service engineering and general contracting company alleges it was removed from a project and not paid for its services by a California company.
Widower files suit against Raleigh Co. Sheriff over investigation of wife's remains
BECKLEY – The widower of a woman that was the subject of a missing persons case in 1977 has filed a suit against law enforcement after the woman's remains were identified earlier in 2017.
Estate administrator alleges negligence of VOCA caused man’s choking death
LOGAN – An estate administrator has filed suit against a group home after her decedent choked while eating a peanut butter sandwich.
Veteran files suit against Military Officers Association of America over insurance policy cancellation
CHARLESTON – A retired Lincoln County Marine Corps veteran alleges he was not notified of the pending cancellation of his life insurance policy.
Whayne Supply Co. alleges it is owed more than $50,000 from S&S Tower Services
POINT PLEASANT – A Kentucky corporation alleges it was not paid in full for goods provided to a Glenwood corporation.
Woman seeks damages from Cook Bros. Trucking after Beckley collision
BECKLEY – A motorist is seeking damages after a collision on an Interstate 64 exit ramp in Beckley.
Cabell County couple alleges CADCO Heating and Cooling work damaged property
HUNTINGTON – A Cabell County couple claims that their property was damaged after the installation of two heat pumps.
Former Diamond Electric MFG. Corp. employee alleges interference with FMLA rights
CHARLESTON – A Putnam County woman alleges her former Eleanor employer terminated her in retaliation for taking medical leaves.
Valleywood Apartments tenant alleges operators failed to repair door that caused her injuries
CHARLESTON – A tenant at an apartment complex in Charleston alleges she was injured by a door in her apartment.
Mount Hope resident alleges city-owned tree damaged home
FAYETTEVILLE – A Mount Hope homeowner alleges her residence was damaged by a tree owned by the city.
Patient allege he needed surgeries after treatment at Cabell Huntington Hospital
HUNTINGTON – A Milton man alleges he was injured during his stay at Cabell Huntington Hospital.
Couple alleges home was damaged by Bath Saver, Ohio Bath Solutions
CHARLESTON – A Charleston couple allege their bathroom was damaged during the installation of a tub liner.
Social worker alleges PrimeCare Medical of West Virginia Inc. failed to accommodate disability
CHARLESTON – A social worker alleges she was terminated because of her disability and request for accommodation.
Former resident of Beckley nursing home files suit over injuries
BECKLEY – A Raleigh County woman alleges a Beckley nursing home's negligence caused her injuries.
Woman alleges Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee wrongfully retracted benefits
HUNTINGTON – A Kentucky woman alleges her health insurance benefits were wrongfully retracted after she resigned from her position with a health care company.