News from September 2018
Lincoln Co. woman claims Sears' negligence led to her fall, injuries
HUNTINGTON — A Lincoln County woman is suing Sears, alleging negligence led to injuries to the plaintiff.
Customer alleges Wal-Mart's negligence led to him being struck by shopping carts
CLARKSBURG — A Marion County customer is suing Wal-Mart, alleging negligence and vicarious liability.
CAMC employee alleges he was subjected to workplace harassment
CHARLESTON — An employee is suing a Charleston medical facility, alleging racial discrimination and a hostile work environment.
Putnam Co. depositor alleges Huntington Bank refused to give him his money
WINFIELD — A Putnam County depositor is suing Huntington Bank, alleging breach of fiduciary duty.
Cabell Co. mobile home owners allege movers failed to complete job
HUNTINGTON — Two Cabell County mobile home owners are suing a moving service, alleging breach of duty.
Family member alleges Huntington nursing home facility negligent in treatment of resident
HUNTINGTON — A family member is suing a Huntington nursing home facility operator, alleging negligence and reckless misconduct.
Workman files petition saying impeachment process is flawed, needs to be halted
CHARLESTON –Chief Justice Margaret Workman says the impending state Supreme Court impeachment trials in the state Senate must be halted because the House of Delegates overstepped its bounds and tried to undermine the separation of powers of state government.
Court issues order asking to show cause regarding Jenkins, Armstead eligibility
CHARLESTON – The state Supreme Court has issued an order saying a rule to show cause is needed in the case regarding the eligibility of two appointments Gov. Jim Justice recently made to the court.
FITZSIMMONS LAW FIRM PLLC: $4.5 Million settlement for worker who developed Leukemia after workplace exposure to benzene and solvents
Fitzsimmons Law Firm obtained a $4.5 Million settlement on behalf of its client—a worker who developed leukemia at the age of 41 after being exposed to benzene, solvents, and other toxic chemicals at his place of employment.
THE CALWELL PRACTICE PLLC: Personal Injury Protection and West Virginia Insurance Requirements
Personal injury protection (PIP) is a common coverage option auto insurance providers offer. It covers medical expenses and, in many cases, lost wages in the event of an accident.
Supreme Court to hear oral arguments on Jenkins, Armstead appointments Sept. 24
CHARLESTON – The state Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Sept. 24 regarding the eligibility of the two appointments Gov. Jim Justice recently made to the court.
Mine foreman accuses former employers of discharge
PHILIPPI — A mine foreman is suing his former employers, alleging discrimination and constructive eviction.
Mingo Co. woman accuses banking corporations, caretaker of fraud
WILLIAMSON — A Mingo County depositor is suing banking corporations and a caretaker, alleging fraud and conspiracy that cost the plaintiff more than $120,000.
Non-profit alleges chiropractic service owes more than $11,000
WINFIELD — A Kanawha County non-profit is suing a chiropractic service, alleging breach of a refinancing agreement.
Former employee accuses Keyser residential treatment facility of unlawful practices
KEYSER — A Maryland man is suing a Keyser charitable residential treatment facility, alleging discrimination, harassment and retaliation.
Boston roofer alleges another roofing business owes more than $7,400
CHARLESTON — A Boston roofing company is suing a West Virginia roofer business, alleging it owes more than $7,400 for breach of contract.
Ford customer alleges dealer sold defective vehicle
CHARLESTON — A Kanawha County customer is suing a Charleston Ford automobile dealer, alleging breach of contract and negligent misrepresentation.
AG's office alerts consumers to spike in IRS scam calls
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey's office is alerting consumers to a recent spike in Internal Revenue Service scam calls, perhaps related to the upcoming Oct. 15 filing deadline for those who sought an extension in April.
Labor groups plan to file amicus briefs regarding Jenkins, Armstead appointments
CHARLESTON – At least two labor groups plan to file amicus briefs supporting petitions to nullify Gov. Jim Justice’s appointments of two Republicans to the state Supreme Court.
Woman accuses former employer of age discrimination, wrongful termination
CHARLESTON — A Charleston woman is suing her former employers, alleging age discrimination and wrongful termination.