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Is W.Va. on the Verge of a Long-Term Care Crisis?
A recent $91.5 million nursing home lawsuit verdict could significantly affect the availability and affordability of future long-term care in West Virginia. As West Virginia has one of the nation's oldest populations, we Mountaineers are typically
Updated: 09/14/2011 04:48P
Guilty verdict against Calgary student in UVic sexual assault case
A Calgary man was found guilty today of sexually assaulting a fellow University of Victoria student in her dorm room. Jonathan Aftergood was found guilty by a judge in provincial court of the assault and not guilty of breaking and entering with the
Updated: 09/14/2011 04:45P
Dangerous driving trial concludes
Justice Wayne Cheverie will deliver a verdict on Sept. 23. SUMMERSIDE - The Supreme Court trial of a 19-year-old man accused of dangerous driving causing death has concluded with the judge poised to deliver his verdict in the case on Sept. 23.
Updated: 09/14/2011 04:45P
Guilty verdict in university sex assault
VICTORIA — A Calgary man was found guilty Wednesday of sexually assaulting a fellow University of Victoria student in her dorm room. Jonathan Aftergood was found guilty by a judge in provincial court of the assault and not guilty of breaking and
Updated: 09/14/2011 04:44P
DuPont wins $920 mn in Kevlar lawsuit against Kolon
DuPont applauded the verdict, which stemmed from a dispute over its Kevlar fiber product, used in body armor worn by police officers and soldiers. "Today's jury decision is an enormous victory for global intellectual property protection and the
Updated: 09/14/2011 04:42P
York County man guilty of first-degree murder in deer-camp neighbor's death
The jury deliberated for less than hour before returning the verdict against Charles A. Trimmer Jr., 62, of Monaghan Township. After the verdict, Mifflin County President Judge Timothy S. Searer sentenced Trimmer to life in prison, which is mandatory
Updated: 09/14/2011 04:39P
Buckley: Jury works long hours for a pittance to ensure justice
E-mail him at bbuckley@wagblaw.com By Bob Buckley Two weeks ago, I went on vacation with my wife. We decided to go experience the beauty of Oregon, which was fitting because Santa-Cali-Gon started on the day we returned. We traveled the Oregon Trail by
Updated: 09/14/2011 04:35P
DuPont wins US$920m in Kevlar lawsuit against Kolon
"Today's jury decision is an enormous victory for global intellectual property protection and the millions of users of DuPont Kevlar technology and products," DuPont vice president and general counsel Thomas Sager said in a statement.
Updated: 09/14/2011 04:31P
Kolon Industries to Fight Court Decision
Kolon has a strong technology and patent portfolio and a long history of research, innovation, and development in various fiber industries, including work in aramid fibers dating back to 1979. Kolon had no need for and did not solicit any trade secrets
Updated: 09/14/2011 04:30P
Cindy: Justice For Caylee Was When Casey Walked
In the second day of a multi-part interview with Dr. Phil McGraw, George and Cindy Anthony talked about the circumstances of Caylee's death and the trial's verdict. At one point, McGraw interviewed each of the two individually.
Updated: 09/14/2011 04:29P
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