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Category Archives: Deliberate Intent

IT WASN’T THE TREE; IT WAS THE TRAINING

By Joseph U. Leonoro | Published: June 4, 2010
In a case decided on June 2, 2010, Coleman Estate v. R.M. Logging, Inc., the Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia issued an important ruling on “deliberate intent,” which is a type of action brought by an employee to recover damages for a work-related injury.
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WEST VIRGINIA HIGH COURT PROVIDES INSIGHT ON EMPLOYER KNOWLEDGE AND INTENT

By Joseph U. Leonoro | Published: April 27, 2010
In a recent Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia case decided on April 15, 2010, Ramey v. Contractor Enterprises, Inc., the Supreme Court issued an important ruling on “deliberate intent” actions that should prove to be helpful for West Virginia employers. A deliberate intent action is an action brought by an employee to recover [...]
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