Bailey & Wyant, PLLC is proud to announce Managing Member, Charles R. Bailey has been named as a 2018 Dean’s Partner on behalf of the West Virginia University College of Law

According to the WVU College of Law website, Dean’s Partners recognizes those who have contributed a minimum of $5,000 total in one fiscal year or $10,000 total over a period of five fiscal years. Both can be based on cumulative gifts, including corporate matching gifts. The Dean’s Partners are honored at an annual gala. Bailey…

Bailey & Wyant, PLLC is proud to announce our team of recognized lawyers in The Best Lawyers in America 2019 published by Best Lawyers®

In our Charleston Office, Managing Member, Charles R. Bailey has been recognized in the areas of Employment Law- Management and Insurance Law. Member, Marc J. Slotnick has been recognized for his practice of Real Estate Law. Member, David J. Mincer has been recognized for Employment Law and Insurance Law. Of Counsel, Joseph A. Horter has…

Appalachian Heritage Lecture Series at Concord University Featuring Jay Chatman Presentation on State’s Coal Rush

Mr. Jay Chatman, President of the McDowell County Historical Society, will be the first presenter for the Appalachian Heritage Lecture Series sponsored by the J. Frank Marsh Library of Concord University. Chatman will tell the story of southern West Virginia during the 20th century coal rush. The program will be offered in the Library from…

Postcards Sent to Remind WV Citizens They Are Eligible to Vote

A postcard to West Virginia citizens who are eligible to register to vote is set to be mailed out by Friday, according to West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner. A postcard will be mailed to 44,939 West Virginia residents who have been identified as eligible but not registered to vote.  Citizens who receive a…

Fall in Love with Downtown Morgantown Again

Main Street Morgantown (MSM) is “building a great place” to shop, dine and entertain in downtown Morgantown. MSM and the City of Morgantown are working together in many ways, including the façade program for downtown businesses. Both MSM and the City of Morgantown provided more than $20,000 for the program. The façade program will function…