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Man blames electrocution on property owner, utility company
GRAFTON – A Taylor County man is suing a property owner and a utility company for injuries he allegedly suffered when a tree he felled with a chainsaw touched electrical lines.
Woman brings wrongful death suit against clinic over husband’s death
MOUNDSVILLE – A Marshall County woman is suing over allegations that health-care providers misdiagnosed her husband’s condition, leading to his death.
Laborer accuses steel firm of wrongful termination
HUNTINGTON – A Cabell County man is suing his former employer for allegedly firing him for taking a health-related leave of absence.
Trucking company sued for alleged failure to pay
HUNTINGTON – A Cabell County company is suing a customer for allegedly failing to pay for repair work performed on its fleet of commercial trucks and trailers.
Grandmother's lawsuit seeks to prevent foreclosure
HUNTINGTON – A 72-year-old Cabell County woman is suing her bank in an attempt to prevent foreclosure and make the monthly payments permanently more affordable.
Line cook accuses Olive Garden of negligence, discrimination
HUNTINGTON – A Cabell County man says he was fired after filing a Workers Compensation claim for work-related injuries.
Motorists accuse State Farm of failing to settle claim
CHARLESTON – A Putnam County couple is suing their insurer, claiming the company refused to settle a $100,000 claim for an auto wreck.
Cell phone customer accuses telemarketer of alleged harassment
CHARLESTON – A Kanawha County man is suing a telemarketer for allegedly placing numerous harassing calls to his cell phone for no apparent reason.
Worker accuses employer of alleged disability discrimination
CHARLESTON – A Kanawha County woman alleges her ex-employer effectively fired her after she underwent heart surgery six months into a new job.
Morrisey says office with continue fight against fraud despite governor’s veto
CHARLESTON – West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is voicing his displeasure with a bill Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin vetoed that affects investigators from the AG's office.
WVU professor of law elected into the American Law Institute
In a recent election by the American Law Institute, Vincent Cardi, a West Virginia University College of Law professor was chosen to be part of the institute.
Morrisey joins six states in challenging EPA rule with auto racing
CHARLESTON – West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has joined six other states in urging the Environmental Protection Agency to withdraw a proposed rule that could deal a significant blow to stock car and drag racing in West Virginia.
State blames overpass damage on transport firm
CHARLESTON – The state of West Virginia is suing a transport company for its alleged involvement in an accident that damaged a public bridge.
Brent Benjamin releases TV ads
CHARLESTON – With the upcoming election in May, Supreme Court Justice Brent Benjamin has released TV advertisements with testimonials about his work developing and expanding the state’s Drug Court program.
State accuses company of negligence in fuel spill
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Department of Transportation is suing a private company to recover costs the state allegedly paid to clean up a fuel spill.
State accuses company of negligence over bridge damage
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Department of Transportation is suing a private company to recover costs the state allegedly paid to clean up a fuel spill.
Amicus Curiae series wraps up with final lecture of year
HUNTINGTON – The Amicus Curiae Lecture Series will welcome its final lecturer on April 7 at Marshall University.
Morrisey settles claims against sham cancer charities
CHARLESTON – Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has announced a permanent injunction to dissolve two nationwide sham cancer charities.
Couple sues Ergon-West Virginia for discrimination
WHEELING – A couple is suing Ergon-West Virginia for wrongfully termination and discrimination.
Jury awards TV reporter $11k for damages from attack
CLAY – A Clay County jury has awarded WCHS-TV reporter Bob Aaron $11,000 in damages for the 2014 attack while he was out on assignment.