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How should AG Darrell McGraw raise the money to pay back the $2.7M Medicaid shortfall?
Take part in a walk-a-thon
Sell some of his warehoused trinkets
Panhandle on an ...
Madison County Circuit Judge Daniel Stack has ordered telephone company AT&T to pay $21,671,857 for mistakes Illinois Bell made eight years ago in distributing $90 million in refunds to business customers.
On Nov. 10, Stack placed a price tag on a ...
CHARLESTON - Department of Justice antitrust lawyers and owners of the Charleston Gazette once again have asked for a little more time to settle civil charges that Gazette owners created an illegal monopoly when they bought the Daily Mail.
On Nov. 13, ...
CHARLESTON - Charleston Town Center guards did not discriminate against two African-American teens, the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals says.
The Justices on Nov. 17 reversed the state Human Rights Commission, which awarded $5,000 each to Kevin ...
NEWARK, New Jersey - U.S. District Judge Jose Linares abruptly removed Paul Weiss of Chicago from the roster of class counsel settling national litigation against Sprint telephone company.
By removing Weiss on Nov. 5, Linares separated himself from ...
CHARLESTON - West Virginia's Supreme Court of Appeals rejected a workers compensation claim from a woman who tripped as she crossed a street on a 15-minute break from her job.
In an unsigned opinion on Nov. 2, the Justices affirmed a decision of the ...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (Legal Newsline) - Private communications of government employees don't belong to the public, the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals decided on Nov. 12.
Four justices agreed that state law doesn't require disclosure of electronic ...
From STEVE KORRIS,
Legal NewsLine,
12 Nov 2009
CHARLESTON -- Private communications of government employees don't belong to the public, the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals decided on Nov. 12.
Four Justices agreed that state law doesn't require disclosure of electronic mail between former ...
From STEVE KORRIS AND CHRIS DICKERSON,
West Virginia Record,
12 Nov 2009
CHICAGO - Brian Wendler of Edwardsville, personal injury lawyer for Teamster truckers, refuses to lose his defamation suit against insurer AIG.
On Oct. 26, he notified the Seventh Circuit in Chicago that he would appeal a summary judgment order that U. ...
MARTINSBURG -- Six days after U.S. District Judge John Preston Bailey dismissed a suit to block construction of homes on 123 acres in Jefferson County, the county planning commission urged him to think twice.
"The Court's prior ruling was ...
