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Klear LLC alleged to owe Morton Salt more than $4,000
WHEELING – A Wheeling company is alleged to have failed to pay for goods provided by a Chicago business.
Coal miner alleges Mine Safety Appliances distributed defective respirators
WILLIAMSON – A Gilbert couple alleges the husband suffers from black lung disease as a result of defective respirators he used while working.
Paradigm Design Inc. faces suit over cracking at Marquee Cinemas at The Highlands
WHEELING – The Ohio County Development Authority alleges it has incurred expenses relating to cracks in the walls and floors of the Marquee Cinemas building at The Highlands.
Career Consultants driver alleged to have failed to stay in lane in I-70 crash
WHEELING – A Triadelphia man and his family are seeking damages after a collision involving a tractor-trailer on Interstate 70.
Wheeling woman alleges movers damaged antiques, broke china during move
WHEELING – A Wheeling woman alleges several of her personal belongings were damaged by movers during transport from Alabama to West Virginia.
Morrisey raises $737K in fourth quarter, super PAC pulls in $700K
CHARLESTON – Patrick Morrisey’s U.S. Senate campaign raised more than $737,000 in the fourth quarter of 2017, according to campaign finance reports.
Morrisey warns consumers of sweepstakes scam
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey's office is warning consumers to be on guard when notified of winning a sweepstakes, especially those associated with the name of a legitimate company or government agency.
Beckley woman struck by bullet alleges apartment complex failed to secure facilities
BECKLEY – The tenant of a Beckley apartment unit who was shot when a bullet came through the wall of her unit alleges the owner failed to provide adequate security.
Corrections officer accused of sexual harassment by Western Regional Jail inmate
CHARLESTON – A woman alleges she was sexually harassed by a corrections officer while incarcerated at Western Regional Jail.
Dietary supervisor alleges Stonerise Healthcare terminated her in retaliation
BECKLEY – A Raleigh County alleges she was terminated in retaliation and because of her age by a nursing facility.
Swiger Logging alleges property was damaged by Jay-Bee Oil & Gas operations
WEST UNION – A West Union company that owns two tracts of real estate in Doddridge County alleges the properties were damaged by an oil and gas company.
Driver seeks damages from Allstate Property and Casualty Insurance over underinsured motorist claim
CHARLESTON – A Danville man is seeking damages from his insurance company after a collision with an underinsured driver in Charleston.
Couple seeks damages from Ohio County Sheriff Department over Route 40 crash
WHEELING – A Marshall County couple alleges an Ohio County Sheriff's Department employee ran a red light and caused a collision on U.S. Route 40.
Building Mechanical Services alleged to have defaulted on loan
WINFIELD – A Putnam County business is alleged to have defaulted on a loan.
Attorney says companies need to have 'effective system for combating' workplace discrimination
HUNTINGTON – A Huntington attorney says the spotlight on sexual harassment or assault accusations suggests that “now is a good time for companies to examine whether they are providing a safe workplace for their employees.”
Venue bill passes House on 96-0 vote, now headed to state Senate
CHARLESTON – A bill that would allow lawsuits against the state to be filed in any county has been passed by the West Virginia House of Delegates.
Rite Aid agrees to pay $4 million in settlement
CHARLESTON – Rite Aid Corporation has agreed to pay $4 million in a settlement after a criminal investigation into its improper sale of pseudoephedrine occurred.
AG’s office urges college applicants to protect personal data in financial aid search
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey’s office is reminding college-bound students to safeguard their personal information as they apply for financial aid.
Supreme Court affirms lower court’s decision to dismiss Grayson Assisted Living suit
CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals has affirmed the decision to dismiss a lawsuit against Grayson Assisted Living by a former employee.
Woman sues Allied Van Lines for property damage
WHEELING – A woman is suing Allied Van Lines after she claims her personal property was damaged during a move from Alabama to West Virginia.