Case Results of Dayton C. Meadows V

Meadows Law was retained for a coverage dispute following a residential fire that consumed the client's home. In 22 days of working on the claim, the policy limit of 308,999 was tendered, fully compensating the homeowner for his loss.

A locally known public official was accused of stealing items from a Masonic Lodge following his term as Secretary. The accused was caught in broad daylight removing the safe and officers were at his house when he arrived. The basis for the defenses was insufficient evidence establishing intent to deprive.

The city's main waterline broke on our client's property causing significant property damage and flooding to their car dealership in Nitro West Virginia. We were contacted due to a dispute between insurance carriers.

Defendant was accused of throwing a large rock through the windshield of a person he had an altercation with earlier in the day. Defendant previously was found guilty of battery against the alleged victim (his brother). The basis for our defense was insufficient evidence establishing Defendant's presence at the scene of the crime.