• Circuit Court Order
• Amicus Brief of Charleston Catholic High School
• Amicus Brief of Wheeling Central Catholic High School 
• Amicus Brief of West Virginia Board of Education
• Amicus Brief of Notre Dame High School 
• Amicus Brief of John S. Yelenic, Superintendent of Dept. of Schools, etc. 
• Appellant's Brief
• Appellee's Brief 
• Reply Brief

2.  Committee to Reform Hampshire Cty. Govt., et al. v. Richard Thompson, et al. - 33851 - Continued to October 7.

3.  Paul E. Forshey & Melissa L. Forshey v. Theodore A. Jackson, M.D. - 33834 - Plaintiff appeals the dismissal of his medical malpractice lawsuit based upon the 10 year statute of repose of W.Va. Code § 55-7B-4(a). He argues that his suit should not be dismissed based upon the continuous medical treatment doctrine, the continuing tort doctrine, or the discovery rule. - Continued to October 8.

• Circuit Court Order
• Appellant's Brief
• Appellee's Brief 
• Reply Brief

4.  American Modern Home Ins. Co. v. Jeff Cora, et al. - 33861 - The United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia submits an order of certification pursuant to West Virginia Code §§ 51-1A-1 to 51-1A-13 and presents the following question of law:

"The homeowner's policy in effect at the time of the underlying events provides coverage for an "occurrence," which is defined as "an accident, including continuous or repeated exposure to substantially the same general harmful conditions, which results, during the policy period in . . . bodily injury or property damage." Under West Virginia law, does knowingly permitting an underage adult to consume alcoholic beverages on a homeowner's property constitute an "occurrence" within the meaning of the American Modern Home Insurance Company Homeowner's policy at issue in this case?  - Continued to September 23.

• Order of Certification to the Supreme Court
• Plaintiff's Brief
• Defendant's Brief (Morgan Brown) 
• Defendant's Brief (Matthew Humphreys) 
• Defendant's Brief (Jeffrey Tucker) 
• Defendant's Brief (Jeff Corra)
• Reply Brief of American Modern Home

5.  Matthew Brian Yoak, M.D. v. Marshall Univ. Bd. of Governors, et al. - 33863  - Continued to October 28.

6.  Jeanne Cartwright v. Carl F. McComas, M.D. and Cabell Huntington Hospital - 33868 - Plaintiff appeals from the circuit court's order awarding summary judgment in favor of defendant hospital in this medical malpractice action. - Continued to September 24.

• Circuit Court Order
• Appellant's Brief
• Appellee's Brief 
• Reply Brief

7.  SER Prosecuting Attorney of Kanawha County v. Bayer Corporation - 33871 - The petitioner, the Bayer Corporation, appeals from an Order dated August 10, 2006, by the Kanawha County Circuit Court, which reversed the decision of the Kanawha County Commission to exonerate Bayer's request for exoneration from erroneous personal property taxes assessments for tax years 2001, 2002, and 2003. The Kanawha County Circuit Court found that Bayer was not entitled to exoneration for the taxes previously paid. On April 30, 2007, the Circuit Court denied Bayer's Motions for New Trial and Reconsideration. Bayer now appeals the Orders of the Circuit Court. - Continued to October 7.

• Circuit Court Order
• Appellant's Brief
• Appellee's Brief
• Joint Brief of the Kanawha County Assessor and Public Library Board
• Reply Brief

8.  Timber Ridge, Inc. v. Hunt County Asphalt & Paving, LLC and Jeffrey Greenburg - 33877 - The United States District Court for the Northern District of West Virginia, Martinsburg Division, submits the following certified questions:

"A. Whether a contractor who does not have a West Virginia contractor's license may utilize the courts to maintain a claim or counterclaim against the property owner. 

B. Whether a landowner's knowledge of the contractor's unlicensed status estops the landowner from raising the contractor's unlicensed status. - Continued to September 23.

• Order of Certification to the Supreme Court
• Plaintiff's Brief
• Defendant's Brief
• Reply Brief 

9.  State of WV v. Megan S. - 33831  -  Juvenile appeals from the circuit court's order adjudging her as a juvenile delinquent for the offense of battery. The juvenile challenges that finding and asserts that she was denied effective assistance of counsel.  - Continued to September 23. - To be presented on briefs only without oral argument. 

• Circuit Court Order on file in the Supreme Court Clerk's Office
• Appellant's Brief
• Appellee's Brief 

10.  SER Hubert Lusk v. Honorable Robert L. Holland, Jr., Judge - 33923 -   Petitioner seeks a writ of mandamus to compel the circuit court to set a timetable for briefs and motions, to order the circuit court to require his attorney to respond to him and to appoint a private investigator.- Continued to September 23. - To be presented on briefs only without oral argument.

• Petition for Writ of Mandamus

11.  SER Jackie D. Terry v. Honorable Jay M. Hoke, Judge - 33924  - Petitioner, pro se inmate, seeks writ of mandamus to compel the circuit court to rule on his Post-Convicton Habeas Corpus pending since August 30, 2007. - Continued to September 23. -  To be presented on briefs only without oral argument.

• Petition for Writ of Mandamus

12.  SER 1Starr Dalton v. Honorable Booker T. Stephens, Judge - 34148  - Dismissed.