News from April 2019
Earth Pipeline Services alleges it is owed more than $3.6 million for pipeline project work
NEW MARTINSVILLE – A Canonsburg, Pennsylvania company alleges it was not paid in full for work it performed relating to a pipeline project.
Company that owns casinos sues app developer for breach of agreement
WILMINGTON, Del. — A lawsuit has been filed in Delaware involving a company that owns two West Virginia casinos. The lawsuit, which was filed in the Chancery Court of Delaware last week, involves a sports betting controversy that impacted Wheeling Island Casino and Racetrack in Wheeling and Mardi Gras Casino in Nitro, according to MetroNews.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY: Owners of Portland Cement Plant in Martinsburg, West Virginia to Pay More Than $1.5 Million Penalty for Air Pollution Violations
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced today that Lehigh Cement Company LLC and Argos USA LLC have settled alleged Clean Air Act violations at a portland cement manufacturing facility in Martinsburg, West Virginia.
Marshall Co. couple says sewer district wrongly built pump station on their property
MOUNDSVILLE – A Marshall County couple says the county sewer district and two contractors wrongly built a sewer system pump station on their property.
DINSMORE & SHOHL LLP: Dinsmore Provides Comprehensive Business Counsel in Bank M&A Deal
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP is pleased to announce client Peoples Bancorp has finalized the acquisition of First Prestonsburg Bancshares and First Commonwealth Bank of Prestonsburg in a transaction valued at approximately $43.7 million.
Hearing scheduled for June for Justice residency case
CHARLESTON — A hearing has been scheduled for June in a case challenging where Gov. Jim Justice resides.
Woman claims West Virginia Municipal League terminated her due to pregnancy
CHARLESTON — A woman is suing her former employer, alleging she was terminated because she was pregnant.
Fireside Grille patron alleges uneven sidewalk caused fall
WINFIELD – A Hurricane woman alleges she was injured at a restaurant in the town because of an uneven sidewalk.
Law office claims First Mercury Insurance breached professional liability policy terms
CHARLESTON — A law office is suing a professional liability insurance provider, alleging it breached its contract through failing to defend claims made.
Logan-Mingo Area Mental Health case worker alleges she was fired for reporting misconduct
WILLIAMSON – A Kentucky woman alleges a health care facility terminated her for facility reporting illegal activity.
Earth Pipeline Services alleges it is owed more than $3 million for Mountaineer Express Pipeline work
MOUNDSVILLE – A Pennsylvania company alleges it was not paid in full for work related to a pipeline project and is owed millions.
Joe Holland Chevrolet is accused of selling man a lemon
CHARLESTON — A man is suing a dealership, alleging it has not adequately repaired his vehicle.
RDP Electrical Services Plus alleged to owe more than $30,000 for goods ordered
FAYETTEVILLE – A Maryland company alleges a Fayetteville business failed to pay for goods it ordered.
BOWLES RICE: Bowles Rice Attorneys Selected to Annual West Virginia Super Lawyers List
Bowles Rice is pleased to announce the selection of 18 attorneys named to the 2019 West Virginia Super Lawyers list. The recognized lawyers practice across a wide range of areas, including energy and natural resources, banking, environmental law, business litigation, education law, construction litigation and employment law.
DINSMORE & SHOHL LLP: Dinsmore Attorneys Top 2019 West Virginia Super Lawyers List
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP is happy to announce 33 of its attorneys have been named to the West Virginia Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists for 2019.
Auto salvage worker claims his employer dropped a car on him
CHARLESTON — An auto salvage worker is suing his employer, alleging he was injured when a car was dropped on him.
Oak Hill woman alleges physician selected improper hip replacement
BECKLEY – An Oak Hill woman is suing a doctor who allegedly was negligent in the details of a hip replacement.
Goodwin Foot and Ankle Center patient alleges surgery caused pain, functional loss in toe
WHEELING – The patient of an Ohio County doctor alleges she was caused pain because of issues from a surgery.
Ramsey's Excavating alleges it is owed more than $300,000 for reclamation work
SUMMERSVILLE – A Nicholas County business alleges it was not paid for reclamation work it performed on a property.
Consumer alleges Carshield breached extended vehicle warranty by declining repairs
PINEVILLE – A Wyoming County consumer alleges he purchased an extended warranty for his vehicle that was not honored when he needed repairs.