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Woman says Altice Mobile illegally attempted to collect debt she didn't owe
PRINCETON — A Mercer County woman is suing Altice Mobile for abusive collection practices.
Man who was assaulted during incarceration asks court to deny motions to dismiss
ROMNEY —The plaintiff in a lawsuit is asking the court to deny motions to dismiss in a case, saying he has properly pleaded his case.
Woman sues Montana Sky LLC for injuries from fall
NEW CUMBERLAND — A woman says Montana Sky LLC and unknown and unnamed employees of the company for injuries she sustained when she fell on their property.
Morrisey files petition with PSC to save Moundsville power plant, related jobs
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has filed a petition to save a coal-fired power plant in northern West Virginia, a move his office says is designed to preserve reliable electricity for consumers and protect the jobs of plant workers and others whose livelihoods depend upon its success.
Car dealership wants lawsuit to continue in Mingo Circuit Court
WILLIAMSON — Moore Chrysler says its lawsuit against Thornhill Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram should not be dismissed because it was properly filed before the court.
Man sues Aetna for benefits denial
CLARKSBURG — A man is suing Aetna Life Insurance Company for denying his long-term disability benefits.
Gaming company seeks to dismiss lawsuit for improper venue
FAYETTEVILLE —International Game Technology Corporation and IGT Global Solutions are seeking to have a lawsuit against them dismissed, arguing that the parties are bound by a clause that any litigation will be brought in Nevada — not West Virginia.
Morrisey vows to protect Second Amendment against Biden overreach
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey again is expressing his support for and his fervent defense of the Second Amendment in response to federal gun control measures proposed by President Joe Biden.
You’re entitled to our opinion
Ouch! Now Family Court Judge Sally Jackson knows how all the other victims of cancel culture feel. Maybe she should stick to private messages from now on.
City employee sues Morgantown after details of sexual harassment incident are released
MORGANTOWN – An employee of the Morgantown Police Department has sued the city, saying it released a file detailing a sexual harassment incident in which she was the victim that later was posted online.
Morrisey has West Virginia join effort to defend Second Amendment, NRA
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has joined a 16-state effort to protect those who cherish the Second Amendment to choose whether they wish to assemble as members of the National Rifle Association.
Another Mercer magistrate resigns following probe into inappropriate actions
CHARLESTON – A Mercer County magistrate who resigned last month left the bench under the same cloud of scandal that forced his predecessor off the bench.
Couple sues Nationwide, South Charleston for sewage backup, repairs
CHARLESTON — A Kanawha County couple is suing the City of South Charleston for damages sustained to their home after sewage infiltrated their home.
Woman says Mercer County officers caused her harm
BLUEFIELD — A woman is alleging the Mercer County Commission is responsible for her state and federal constitutional rights being violated by several sheriff's deputies.
WVU social work student helps to bring legal services access statewide
MORGANTOWN —A West Virginia University student has been helping Legal Aid of West Virginia with its plan for community access to legal services.
Union says West Virginia American Water shouldn't have discharged, disciplined employees
HUNTINGTON — A local union is suing West Virginia American Water Company on behalf of several members alleging that union members could not be discharged from the water company unless just cause existed.
WEST VIRGINIA GOVERNOR'S OFFICE: Gov. Justice to host summit on plan to repeal state income tax
Gov. Jim Justice will host a summit with West Virginia legislators to discuss his plan to repeal the state income tax.
Woman says Charleston physician caused her family member's death following gallbladder surgery
CHARLESTON — A woman is suing a Charleston physician for the death of her family member following surgery to remove her gallbladder.
Putnam property owners file class-action against homeowners association
WINFIELD — Three homeowners are suing Devonshire Townes Homeowners Association, claiming they have not been afforded a say in their communities despite being promised they would.
BB&T employee sues Hartford for wrongful denial of benefits
CHARLESTON — A former BB&T employee is suing the bank's long-term disability benefits provider, alleging Hartford Life & Accident Insurance Company wrongfully cut off benefits.