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United States of America v. Wild Rock West Virginia et al
Case Number:
2:21-cv-00341
Court:
Nature of Suit:
Judge:
Firms
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March 09, 2023
Firms To Make Acres Public To End W.Va. National Park Suit
A group of developers has agreed to give 40 acres of land to a conservation group in order to settle a suit accusing them of cutting down 150 trees on the New River Gorge National Park, according to the deal in West Virginia federal court.
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May 09, 2022
Feds, Developers Prep Deal Over W.Va. National Park Damage
The federal government and a group of property developers have asked a West Virginia federal judge to suspend their suit, saying they are readying a settlement regarding nearly 150 trees that were cut down at New River Gorge National Park.
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April 11, 2022
Years-Old W.Va. Park Damage Claims May Not Be Time-Barred
A West Virginia federal judge has declined to toss a suit against a property developer and others accused of cutting down nearly 150 trees at New River Gorge National Park, saying discovery must help determine whether park staff had detected the alleged damage in time.
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February 11, 2022
Nat'l Park Damage Suit Is Time-Barred, Developer Says
A property developer and others accused of cutting down nearly 150 trees and other vegetation in New River Gorge National Park told a West Virginia federal court it should dismiss the federal government's suit against them as the statute of limitations had passed.