Fire! Fire! Can those affected by smoke and particulates from a warehouse fire join together for class relief?

This is a bad faith insurance case raising interesting choice-of-law issues. Where a claim is made for extracontractual damages, is an insured bound by the choice-of-law language contained in the policy?

Issues of long arm jurisdiction and minimum contacts in a case involving training given by an out-of-state company to its franchisee engaging in business in West Virginia.

In this insurance bad faith case, the insurer seeks a writ of prohibition challenging (1) the trial court's giving of an adverse inference instruction, and (2) the granting of summary judgment in the insured's favor on the substantially prevailing issue.

Can a victim of excessive force sue and recover a judgment against a "John Doe" police officer?

In a case involving a suicide in a jail, the Supreme Court must address questions of pleading and qualified immunity.

In this medical malpractice case, the Supreme Court must decide if Petitioner, who sued on an implied consent theory, presented sufficient evidence on the issue of proximate causation to survive summary judgment.

How will the Supreme Court deal with an issue of authentication in an arbitration case?