John D. Sergent, Adm. v. City of Charleston, et al. Mr. Sergent argues that the defendant officers acted without due regard for the safety of the decedent and general public and that summary judgment was improper - Continued to April 3, 2001. 28457 - Petitioners seek a reversal of the circuit's order directing that attorney's fees be paid by the Unemployment Compensation Division to respondent, Joseph Panacci.
Petitioners assert that there is no West Virginia law to justify such an award.
W. Va. Coal Co-op, Inc., et al. The action arose when Mr. Ammons was injured while working at a new home construction site. The petitioners contend, inter alia, that the verdict of the jury was not supported by the evidence. The Circuit Court determined that a reimbursement would be inequitable. The petitioner and respondent Stephen James Williams were divorced, and the controversy herein concerns the enforcement of the petitioner's one-half undivided interest in the former marital real property.