On April 22, 2020, the Supreme Court entered an order extending the judicial emergency through May 15. Under the order, all applicable court deadlines and statutes of limitation are tolled until Monday, May 18. Courts will still hear emergency matters...

The judicial emergency remains in effect. The Supreme Court has cases scheduled for argument on Tuesday, April 21 and Wednesday, April 22. The Court has opted to continue most of those cases. However, it will be using remote technology to...

The Supreme Court will be hearing arguments on April 14th & 15th via remote technology in time-sensitive cases involving criminal issues and abuse and neglect issues. Arguments in these cases will still be available to the public via the livestream...

The Supreme Court has extended the judicial emergency that was declared for all 55 of West Virginia's counties. Under the new order, all deadlines (including statutes of limitation) through and including May 1, 2020 are stayed. Courts will continue to...

The judicial emergency remains in effect through April 10, 2020. There are no oral arguments set until the week of April 14. In the meantime, the Supreme Court will continue considering cases that already have been submitted.

Effective March 22, the Supreme Court has declared a judicial emergency in all 55 counties to limit person-to-person contact during the COVID-19 outbreak. Except for emergency proceedings, judges throughout the state will not be conducting any judicial business from Monday,...