In this medical malpractice case, the Supreme Court considers a host of trial issues, including an issue involving the striking of an African-American juror.

Whether “gap” insurance obtained in connection with a car purchase is, in fact, insurance that is subject to the usual rules of interpretation applied to insurance and to West Virginia’s bad faith law?

Does the West Virginia Water Pollution Control Act embody a substantial public policy sufficient to support an employee’s claim for retaliatory discharge?

In a case to be heard this week, the Supreme Court wrestles with issues involving the operation of the default judgment rule.

How will the Supreme Court deal with spoliation issues raised in a case involving a tractor-trailer wreck?

When does an invited guest become a trespasser? The Supreme Court takes yet another look at the invitee/trespasser issue.

In this age of school violence, the Supreme Court must decide if possessing a firearm on school grounds, without more, is an act involving “violence against a person” under our state’s legal competency law.