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Woman says authorities kept her from filming state Senate abortion debate
CHARLESTON – Two lawsuits have been filed accusing state officials and employees of violating a Greenbrier County woman’s right to record public government proceedings.
More Than 230 Littler Lawyers Recognized in 2023 Edition of Best Lawyers in America®
More Than 230 Littler Lawyers Recognized in 2023 Edition of Best Lawyers in America®.
Video shows circuit judge displaying gun during court hearing
CHARLESTON – Video from a March hearing shows a circuit judge briefly displaying his gun while addressing defense attorneys in an EQT royalties case.
Gov. Justice, WVDOT transfer Heartland Intermodal Gateway facility to Wayne County Commission
Gov. Justice, WVDOT transfer Heartland Intermodal Gateway facility to Wayne County Commission.
AG's office renews warning to watch for Publishers Clearing House scam
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey's office again is warning consumers to be on the lookout for a Publishers Clearing House scam that continues to be reported around the state.
Family judge agrees to suspension, probation for poor treatment of litigants, court staff
CHARLESTON – The state Judicial Disciplinary Counsel has reached an agreement with a family court judge it found to be disrespectful to people in his courtroom.
Woman blames medical negligence for daughter's hearing loss
CHARLESTON – A Kanawha County woman says medical negligence following her birth led to her daughter suffering severe hearing loss.
Attorney General Morrisey Announces Multimillion-Dollar Settlement with Rite Aid
Attorney General Morrisey Announces Multimillion-Dollar Settlement with Rite Aid.
Man says he was injured when work mower flipped on him
CHARLESTON – A man says he was permanently injured when the lawnmower he was using at work overturned on him.
Woman blames WVU Hospitals for son's permanent birth defects
MORGANTOWN – A Monongalia County mother blames substandard medical care for permanent birth defects suffered by her son.
Morrisey leads another coalition against SEC's 'woke' ESG rule
CHARLESTON — West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is leading a 21-state coalition in filing formal comments regarding a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission proposed rule that would add onerous requirements for investment funds that consider Environmental, Social and Governance factors in their investment decisions.
Attorney General Morrisey Joins 12-State Coalition in Letter to EPA Taking Issue With Clean Water Act Rule Modification
Attorney General Morrisey Joins 12-State Coalition in Letter to EPA Taking Issue With Clean Water Act Rule Modification.
Pa. woman sues Walgreens for injuries from parking lot fall
ELKINS — A Pittsburgh woman is suing Walgreens claiming she was injured while at one of its locations in West Virginia.
Used car business sues auto repair company for breach of contract
CHARLESTON — Evan's Used Cars is suing C & E Auto Repair for breach of contract.
Couple sues manufactured home maker for negligence, breach of contract
WAYNE — A Crum couple is suing CMH Homes Inc. alleging breach of contract on a manufactured home.
Federal judge grants class certification, grants preliminary approval in Cabell retiree case
HUNTINGTON — Federal Judge Robert C. Chambers has prelimiarily approved a class-action lawsuit settlement between Cabell Huntington Hospital and retirees who claimed it misrepresented its retiree health and welfare benefits.
We are excited to welcome attorneys Christopher Cox and Andrew Stonestreet to the firm
We are excited to welcome attorneys Christopher Cox and Andrew Stonestreet to the firm.
Law firm to give away school supplies, backpacks for students
CHARLESTON — For attorney Brooks West, giving back to the community is something he cares deeply about, which is why his law firm is giving away backpacks full of school supplies to children on Thursday.
Man says he was fired after asking for COVID protections from employer
CHARLESTON – A man says he was fired near the start of the COVID-19 pandemic because he refused to meet clients without proper protection.
Cabell County man says water company fired him because of his age
CHARLESTON – A Cabell County man accuses West Virginia-American Water Company of age discrimination.