W.Va. Judge Finds No Atty Conflict In Coal Mine Cleanup Suit

By Andrew Strickler · July 21, 2022, 1:48 PM EDT

A former coal mine site landowner's appearance on a docket sheet is "nominal" and doesn't mean lawyers suing a state agency have a conflict of interest, a West Virginia federal judge...

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Case Information

Case Title

Living Lands, LLC et al v. Cline et al

Case Number

Court

West Virginia Southern

Nature of Suit

Environmental Matters

Date Filed

April 20, 2020

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