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Spilman

Legal Services | West Virginia, USA
tel: +1 304 340 3800 | fax: +1 304 340 3801
300 Kanawha Boulevard, East | Charleston | West Virginia | 25301 | USA

Members

Last Name•
name

Kevin L. Carr

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Member in Charge of Jacksonville Office
  • Labor & Employment Law
  • Energy Law
name

Carrie H. Grundmann

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Member
  • Labor & Employment Law
  • Litigation
name

Eric W. Iskra

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Member in Charge of Client Relations
  • Labor & Employment Law
  • ERISA & Managed Care
name

Eric E. Kinder

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Member
  • Labor & Employment Law
  • ERISA & Managed Care
name

Jeffrey D. Patton

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Member in Charge of Winston-Salem Office
  • Compliance, Privacy & Investigations
  • Chemical
name

John F. Allevato

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Of Counsel
  • Bond Counsel
  • Corporate & Business Law
name

Andrew P. Arbogast

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Member
  • Asbestos Litigation Defense
  • Litigation
name

Michael J. Basile

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Chair, Business Expansion & Development
  • Appellate Litigation
  • Business Expansion & Development
name

H. Dill Battle , III

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Member
  • Deliberate Intent Litigation
  • Energy Law
name

David R. Croft

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Co-Chair, Federal Taxation
  • Corporate & Business Law
  • Federal Taxation
name

Stephanie U. Eaton

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Co-Chair, Construction Group
  • Chemical
  • Construction Law
name

Sally E. Edison

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Member
  • Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights
  • Litigation
name

David P. Ferretti

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Member in Charge of Lawyer Administration
  • Bond Counsel
  • Corporate & Business Law
name

Michael S. Garrison

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Co-Chair, Health Care
  • Appellate Litigation
  • Business Expansion & Development
name

Mark E. Heath

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Member
  • Deliberate Intent Litigation
  • Energy Law
name

Bryce J. Hunter

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Member
  • Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights
  • Real Estate
name

Bruce M. Jacobs

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Member
  • Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights
  • Compliance, Privacy & Investigations
name

Brienne T. Marco

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Member
  • Corporate & Business Law
  • Mergers & Acquisitions
name

Barry A. Naum

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Member
  • Litigation
  • Utility Law
name

Julian E. Neiser

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Member
  • E-Discovery
  • Litigation
name

Paul G. Papadopoulos

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Co-Chair, State & Local Taxation
  • Corporate & Business Law
  • Federal Taxation
name

Niall A. Paul

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Member
  • Appellate Litigation
  • Chemical
name

Peter M. Pearl

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Member in Charge of Roanoke Office
  • Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights
  • Corporate & Business Law
name

Peter R. Rich

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Member
  • Labor & Employment Law
  • Litigation
name

Susan J. Riggs

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Member
  • Corporate & Business Law
  • Energy Law
name

Ronald W. Schuler

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Chair, Securities Law
  • Appellate Litigation
  • Corporate & Business Law
name

Lori D. Thompson

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Member
  • Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights
  • Family Law
name

Derrick Price Williamson

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Member in Charge of Harrisburg Office
  • Energy Law
  • Litigation
name

Rayford K. (Trip) Adams, III

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Of Counsel
  • Bankruptcy & Creditors' Rights
  • Corporate & Business Law
name

Hon. Tom Corbett

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Counsel
  • Compliance, Privacy & Investigations
  • Energy Law
name

F. B. Webster Day

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Of Counsel
  • Bond Counsel
  • Commercial Lending
name

Neva G. Lusk

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Of Counsel
  • Appellate Litigation
  • Alternative Dispute Resolution
name

Jason C. Pizatella

|
Counsel
  • Business Expansion & Development
  • Corporate & Business Law
name

William P. Smith

|
Of Counsel
  • Intellectual Property

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Latest Alerts

Unprecedented: COVID-19 Litigation Insights, Volume 2, Issue 10

Spilman |May 2021 |West Virginia
Welcome to the tenth issue of the 2021 edition of Unprecedented. The big news from the past two weeks was the Center for Disease Control’s announcement of new guidance allowing fully vaccinated individuals to go unmasked in nearly all circumstances. The announcement was unexpected and sent governments and businesses scrambling to respond. Some governments, like my home state of Pennsylvania, reacted the same day to conforming their own requirements to the new CDC guidance. Others are taking a wait-and-see approach. Complicating matters is that individual counties and cities have adopted their own face covering requirements...

Congress Briefly Extends Part of the FFCRA - but Only the Tax Credits

Spilman |December 2020 |West Virginia
The Families First Coronavirus Relief Act ("FFCRA") was passed by Congress this spring to mandate two weeks of paid sick leave for COVID-19 reasons and to extend the FMLA by creating a new reason for FMLA leave relating to the need for child care because of COVID-19. The details of the FFCRA were covered by the Spilman COVID-19 Task Force at the time of passage here.  The FFCRA was set to expire at the end of 2020, and there had been little noise out of Congress that it would be extended...

Coronavirus Considerations and Hot Topics Heading into 2021

Spilman |December 2020 |West Virginia
When much of the country locked down in March 2020, very few expected us to still be dealing with this pandemic in December 2020. And yet, here we are. In fact, coronavirus cases are rising sharply throughout much of the country, and the prospect of additional shutdowns is growing more probable by the day. Not all news is bad. Pfizer, Moderna and AstraZeneca have produced what appear to be viable vaccines that could be available as early as this month. As we look to 2021, here are a few issues that employers should have on their radar...

Employers Must Be Reasonably Diligent in Tracking Employees’ Worked Hours, Even During a Global Pandemic

Spilman |December 2020 |West Virginia
Whether employers like it or not, there is no question that the COVID-19 pandemic has altered the modern work environment for many businesses. As employers across the country continue to allow, and even encourage, their employees to work remotely, we continue to see the questions and challenges that accompany the work-from-home model. Fortunately, not all of those challenges need be navigated blindly. The U.S. Department of Labor (“DOL”) recently issued a Field Assistance Bulletin to help untangle some of the concerns regarding paying employees for all hours worked, even when employees are not in a traditional employment setting...

Ensuring the Enforceability of Electronic Arbitration Agreements in Virtual Admission Packets

Spilman |October 2020 |West Virginia
With the continued risk of the spread of COVID-19 in assisted care facilities, more and more facilities are implementing a virtual admissions process. This process includes providing all of the admissions documents, including an arbitration agreement, to potential residents and/or their legal representatives electronically. While it is preferable from a legal standpoint that the arbitration agreement be presented and executed in person, in today's world that is not always possible. Below is a discussion of the risks associated with the use of electronic arbitration agreements and ways that your facility can ensure the enforceability of an electronic arbitration agreement...
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Task Force: Kevin Carr, Carrie Grundmann, Eric Iskra, Eric Kinder, Jeffrey Patton, John Allevato, Andrew Arbogast, Michael Basile, H. Battle , David Croft, Stephanie Eaton, Sally Edison, David Ferretti, Michael Garrison, Mark Heath, Bryce Hunter, Bruce Jacobs, Brienne Marco, Barry Naum, Julian Neiser, Paul Papadopoulos, Niall Paul, Peter Pearl, Peter Rich, Susan Riggs, Ronald Schuler, Lori Thompson, Derrick Williamson, Rayford Adams, Hon. Corbett, F. B. Day, Neva Lusk, Jason Pizatella, William Smith

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