News on West Virginia Record

BECKLEY – An insurance company is seeking damages from Ford Motor Co. after a fire allegedly caused by a defective engine block heater.

CHARLESTON – Charleston attorney Kent Carper has six grandchildren who are “in a very comfortable position now to be well-educated,” but he knows many others in the area struggle to pay for a college education. As a result, he has endowed a scholarship fund at Ohio Northern University, where he went to law school.

CHARLESTON – The Senate Judiciary Committee voted to recommend the passage of the intermediate appeals court bill to the full Senate and that it be recommended to the committee on finance.

CHARLESTON – A federal bankruptcy judge has delayed ruling on a motion that would open a 30-day bidding process for the purchase of the Charleston Gazette-Mail.

WHEELING – A Moundsville woman alleges she found a dental implant in a salad she purchased from Panera Bread in The Highlands.

PRINCETON – A Camp Creek couple alleges they cannot sell a mobile home because they do not have the title from the previous owner.

PRINCETON – A Bluefield company alleges a mining business failed to pay for goods it provided.

PRINCETON – A Bluefield tire supplier alleges a limited liability company failed to pay for goods provided.

PRINCETON – A consumer claims a national bank invaded his privacy with collection calls.

WHEELING – A Wheeling woman alleges her vehicle was struck by another driver who had fallen asleep at the wheel.