CIVIL FILINGS: Cabell County

Aug. 10
Michael A. Hanley and Angela B. Hanley vs. James Ashworth, the Huntington Sanitary Board and the City of Huntington
PA- pro se; J- David M. Pancake
* The Hanleys claim Mr. Hanley was wrongfully terminated from his employment with the Huntington Waste Water Treatment Plant. On Aug. 11, 2008. They are seeking compensatory damages.
Case number: 10-C-590

Aug. 11
Kenneth L. Tschop Jr. and Sara L. Tschop vs. University Physicians and Surgeons, Inc. and Linda Savory, M.D.
PA- William L. Mundy, Debra A. Nelson; J- F. Jane Hustead
* On May 5, 2008, Sara Tschop presented to the defendants, complaining of pain in her left side and back and nausea and claims a CT scan was done, which revealed bilateral non-obstructing renal calculi and mild left hydronephrosis secondary to a .9 cm left UPL calculus, according to the suit. The defendants were made aware of the results no later than May 6, and Savory referred Mrs. Tschop to an endocrinologist. The Tschops claim the defendants failed to appropriately monitor the left urethral stone and failed to timely refer her to a urologist or nephrologist. They are seeking compensatory damages.
Case number: 10-C-594

Jamie Lee Waugh vs. One Stop, Inc.
PA- Paul E. Biser; J- F. Jane Hustead
* On March 28, Waugh was entering the Exxon One Stop in Milton when she slipped on an uneven section of concrete and was injured. She is seeking compensatory damages.
Case number: 10-C-595

Aug. 12
Brian Curry vs. PepsiCo, Inc.
PA- Timothy P. Rosinsky; J- F. Jane Hustead
* Curry began his employment with the defendant on March 15 and his employment was terminated on May 20. He claims the defendant did not pay him until May 25, but that the check was short approximately $200. He also claims the defendant did not reimburse him for expenses until July 13 and failed to pay him for one week of accrued vacation pay. He is seeking all damages available under the West Virginia Wage Payment and Collection Act.
Case number: 10-C-600

Aug. 13
Gaila Damron vs. Peter Berlt
PA- Roger L. Lambert; J- David M. Pancake
* On July 13, 2009, Damron was a non-trespassing entrant of Imperial Lanes Bowling Alley in Huntington and was assisting Berlt in moving items from his car into the bowling alley. Damron claims while walking through an inadequate and unlit area, she stepped on an exposed board with a rusty nail, which entered the bottom of her right foot. She is seeking compensatory damages with pre- and post-judgment interest.
Case number: 10-C-610