Our Firm in the News and Media

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At Neely & Callaghan, our team is committed to fighting for your rights. We have forced coal companies to compensate families living near coal mines for inconvenience, annoyance, road deterioration, and property damage. Nearly 50% of our work is litigation on the plaintiff's side done on a contingent fee.

Our skilled lawyer has taken on large coal mines and forced them to shut down because of road damage from coal haulage. We have extensive knowledge of the legal system and can guide you through the legal process every step of the way. Call now to discuss your case.

Past Cases in the News

• 01/06/10 - Alleged blackjack cheater files suit charge dropped
• 05/03/06 - Bush has let miners down: Callaghan
• 01/18/03 - Democrats get new Chief Dep
• 01/11/03 - Agency seeks new ways to punish coal companies
• 04/27/02 - State to monitor valley fills
• 01/11/02 - Environmental agency ready with_48
• 10/19/01 - Agencies working together on Tourism Dep joins
• 07/09/01 - Mine_bonding_plan_should_soon_be_ready
• 05/30/01 - Dep Secretary gives agency new structure
• 02/18/01 - Dep Chief says he's ready for challenge
• 11/14/99 - Project exile may help put teeth in gun-crime sentences
• 11/14/98 - Raleigh coal operator pleads guilty Compton faces 3
• 08/25/98 - Video poker in gray area in West Virginia
• 06/12/97 - No indictment returned in Ranson recording probe
• 09/07/95 - Polluter given 30-month prison sentence
• 08/20/94 - Gut feeling results in drug sender's sentence
• 07/21/94 - Federal juror threatened following trial
• 02/27/93 - Bank robber faces 20-year jail term