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Pikeville sues Suddenlink, claims company owes $1.2 million in damages - Vimarsana News

Pikeville sues Suddenlink, claims company owes $1.2 million in damages

PIKEVILLE — The City of Pikeville is claiming in a lawsuit filed July 11 that the parent company of its cable TV franchisee — Suddenlink — engaged in cost-cutting measures

Pikeville sues Suddenlink, claims company owes $1.2 million in damages - Vimarsana News

Pikeville sues Suddenlink, claims company owes $1.2 million in damages

The City of Pikeville is claiming in a lawsuit filed July 11 that the parent company of its cable TV franchisee — Suddenlink — engaged in cost-cutting measures which unfairly

PSC: Suddenlink fined $2.2 million in West Virginia - Vimarsana News

PSC: Suddenlink fined $2.2 million in West Virginia

In early February, the Public Service Commission of West Virginia issued a final ruling against Suddenlink, fining the company more than $2.2 million for “failure to provide safe, adequate and

Pikeville: Suddenlink owes nearly $1 million in alleged franchise violations - Vimarsana News

Pikeville: Suddenlink owes nearly $1 million in alleged franchise violations

Suddenlink has now amassed nearly $1 million in unpaid fines to the City of Pikeville for ongoing alleged violations of its franchise agreement, and the city is considering its legal

Pikeville: Suddenlink owes nearly $1 million in alleged franchise violations - Vimarsana News

Pikeville: Suddenlink owes nearly $1 million in alleged franchise violations

PIKEVILLE — Suddenlink has now amassed nearly $1 million in unpaid fines to the City of Pikeville for ongoing alleged violations of its franchise agreement, and the city is considering