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Woman blames Kroger for injuries after fall at store
A business patron is suing a supermarket corporation citing alleged negligence and premises liability.
Consumer sues Ford for alleged breach of warranty
A consumer is suing a car manufacturer, citing alleged unfair and deceptive business practices.
Company sues estate and individuals, wants possession of property
An LLC is suing for possession of property whose previous owner bought it at a tax auction.
Former employee charges coal company with wrongful termination
A former employee is suing a West Virginia corporation and its employee, citing alleged wrongful termination and violation of the West Virginia Human Rights Act.
Landlord suing Firehouse Subs owner for alleged breach of contract
A landlord is suing a tenant and guarantors, citing alleged breach of contract.
Getting around third-party rules for bigger cash haul
In short, if you want to make a third-party bad-faith claim, just say the third party’s not a third party.
We can tell West Virginia's story the best
While the Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce does many things, such as advocating for our membership and promoting opportunities in our region, this position has given me greater insight related to a question that I have asked myself throughout my career — How do we make West Virginia a better place to live, work and thrive?
Innovation is key to transforming education
CHARLESTON – When there is a good idea, a truly viable option to move our state forward, we should work together to transform that idea into a tangible opportunity. The road to progress has fewer bumps when we travel in the same direction. As State Agriculture Commissioner and State Treasurer, we agree that “road to progress” begins with education.
It's time to put our foster children first
To remedy the foster care crisis and ensure the health and well-being of nearly 7,000 little Mountaineers, the state Department of Health and Human Resources has dramatically increased staff and raised salaries to fill the department’s vacancies. But this is not enough.
Morrisey, other AGs ask U.S. Supreme Court to hear case on ban of dismemberment abortions
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has joined a 21-state effort urging the U.S. Supreme Court to hear a case about a state’s ability to ban a disturbing type of abortion.
Marmet police chief claims retaliation after filing workers' compensation claim
A chief of police is suing the town that employs him and its officials, citing alleged violation of workers' compensation laws.
Buffalo Wild Wings server claims harassment and hostile workplace
A restaurant server is suing the owner of the restaurant where she worked, citing an alleged hostile work environment and sexual harassment.
Injured motorist claims negligence after auto collision
A motorist is suing an insurance company and an individual citing alleged breach of contract and negligence.
Man's estate alleges nursing home was negligent
An estate administrator is suing nursing home facility operators, citing alleged violation of residents' rights.
Investor seeks deed for real estate or return of lien funds
An assignee is suing public officials, citing alleged breach of duty.
Fuel equipment supplier refuses to comply with confidential settlement agreement, gas company claims in lawsuit
A natural gas company is suing a fuel equipment supplier, citing alleged breach of contract and fraud.
'King of Small Torts' Carper inspired by high school trip to courthouse
Charleston attorney W. Kent Carper relishes being called the "King of Small Torts," a nod to the legendary lawyer known for the very large ones, Melvin Belli.
NELSON MULLINS: Nelson Mullins Selects J.L. Brydie and Donna Tillis for LCLD Pathfinder Program
Huntington associate J.L. Brydie and Columbia associate Donna O. Tillis will participate in the Firm's first year of involvement with Leadership Council on Legal Diversity's Pathfinder Program.
NELSON MULLINS: Three Nelson Mullins West Virginia Lawyers Chosen for 2019 ‘Super Lawyers,’ ‘Rising Stars’
Three Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP West Virginia lawyers have been chosen for inclusion in the 2019 West Virginia “Super Lawyers” and “Rising Stars” publication.
STEPTOE & JOHNSON PLLC: Firm Announces Retirement of E. Dandridge "Dan" Mcdonald
Steptoe & Johnson PLLC announces the retirement of E. Dandridge “Dan” McDonald from the active practice of law.