The Docket: Local court roundup for 7.17.14

Richmond Circuit Court

Charlene Bullard v. West End Operations LLC d/b/a Glenburnie Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
Plaintiff says defendant’s employees allowed her to fall from bed and sustain injuries, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $350,000.
Law firm: Robert B. Hill and David L. Ostwinkle of Hill & Rainey
Filed: 7/2/2014. CL14002889

Latonia Ramseur, administrator of the estate of Helen Payne, deceased v. John Doe #1; John Doe #2; and Medical Transport LLC
Plaintiff says defendant struck decedent’s head, causing a laceration and blunt force head trauma while trying to abruptly load her into an ambulance, which led to serious and permanent injuries and diminished life expectancy. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $950,000.
Law firm: Robert W. O’Neal of Cannella & O’Neal
Filed: 7/3/2014. CL14002897

Nishat Nawab v. Nicole W. Karjane, M.D. and MCV Associated Physicians
Plaintiff alleges she is no longer able to bear children and suffered premature menopause because of defendants’ negligent actions in a C-section delivery and seeks judgment in principal sum of $2.75 million.
Law firm: Mark J. Favaloro of Favaloro Law Offices
Filed: 7/7/2014. CL14002910 [private]

Gammino Realty and Development LLC d/b/a City & Guilds v. SWA Construction Inc.
Plaintiff says it was approached by Stephen and H. Louis Salomonsky on behalf of SWA to provide budgets and drawings for the Boulevard Lofts Project — and performed services for the project — and for the Urban Farmhouse build-out and is owed a principal sum of $557,632.89 for its work.
Law firm: Allan M. Heyward Jr. and David D. Hopper of Cook, Heyward, Lee, Hopper & Feehan
Filed: 7/3/2014. CL14002904

Estes Express Lines v. Burgon Tool Steel Co. Inc. d/b/a BTS-Patriot
Plaintiff says it is owed $104,090.38 for unpaid freight services provided to defendant.
Law firm: Jeffrey E. Cox of Seaton & Husk
Filed: 7/7/2014. CL14002914

J.M.* and A.G.* v. Patient First Corporation
*Plaintiffs’ identities are withheld because of the nature of the complaint. J.M. says he visited the location at 2300 E. Parham Road for testing for sexually transmitted diseases because he had been informed that his wife had tested positive for Chlamydia. His results were negative, J.M. says, and when he was advised to pick up a full copy of his medical report, an employee not authorized to access and view his records accessed them for reasons unrelated to her job duties, as she had viewed many other patients’ records without proper supervision. Subsequently, A.G. learned that the prior testing that said she was positive for Chlamydia was false. Plaintiffs allege breach of confidentiality and privacy, negligence and breach of fiduciary duty and seek judgment in principal sum of $1 million.
Law firm: Lewis H. Clementson; Shelley Swain Berry
Filed: 7/7/2014. CL14002921

United Stationers Supply Co. v. Johnson Office Products Inc.; Calvin Henry Johnson; and Geri Johnson
Plaintiff says it provided merchandise to defendant on an open account and is owed a principal sum of $37,217.72.
Law firm: R. Bruce Fickley of the Law Office of R. Bruce Fickley
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002930

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc., Successor Trustee of 1415 Willis Trust; Lynch Real Estate Inc.; and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 1415 Willis St., and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $61,813.12, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002933

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate, Inc., Successor Trustee of 1210 Carlisle Trust Dated November 25, 1999; Lynch Real Estate, Inc.; and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 1210 Carlisle Ave., and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $53,339.03, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002934

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate, Inc., Successor Trustee of 3910 Midlothian Turnpike Trust; Lynch Real Estate, Inc.; and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 3910 Midlothian Turnpike, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $66,760.60, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002935

Dennis Slade v. Thomas L. Moffatt and Richmond Nephrology Associates, Inc.
Plaintiff says defendant operated the DaVita Dialysis Center at 8813 Three Chopt Road, and that Moffatt was overseeing the case of Sara Mateer Clark, up to and including the date of July 9, 2012. Plaintiff says defendant was aware that Clark was not fit to drive because of her medication and health, but knew that she routinely drove herself to the center for appointments. On that day, plaintiff says, he was sitting on the windowsill of DaVita on the sidewalk abutting the parking lot after receiving treatment with a fellow patient and friend, when Clark drove into the parking lot at low speed and did not stop. As there was no wheel stop or curb to impede her vehicle, plaintiff says, she rolled into plaintiff and his friend, causing him serious injuries and killing his friend. Plaintiff alleges negligence and vicarious liability and seeks judgment in principal sum of $15 million.
Law firm: Jonathan E. Halperin, Benjamin Andrews and Andrew Lucchetti of Halperin Law Center
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002937

Lynette Y. Braxton and Charles W. Clarke, administrators of the estate of Barbara Ann Carney Clarke, deceased v. DVA Healthcare Renal Care Inc. d/b/a Three Chopt Dialysis
Plaintiff says decedent was in the lobby of the dialysis center after receiving treatment when Sara Mateer Clark drove into the parking lot at low speed and did not stop. Since there was no wheel stop, substantial curb or parking pole to impede her progress, plaintiff says, Clark’s vehicle rolled unimpeded into the center, striking and killing decedent. Plaintiff alleges negligence and seeks judgment in principal sum of $15 million.
Law firm: Stephen V. Sommers and Richard Hairfield of Hairfield, Morton, Watson, Adams & Sommers
Filed: 7/9/2014. CL14003008

Lynette Y. Braxton and Charles W. Clarke, administrators of the estate of Barbara Ann Carney Clarke, deceased v. Thomas L. Moffatt and DVA Healthcare Renal Care Inc. d/b/a Three Chopt Dialysis
Plaintiff says decedent was in the lobby of the dialysis center after receiving treatment when Sara Mateer Clark drove into the parking lot at low speed and did not stop. Since there was no wheel stop, substantial curb or parking pole to impede her progress, plaintiff says, Clark’s vehicle rolled unimpeded into the center, striking and killing decedent. Plaintiff alleges negligence and seeks judgment in principal sum of $15 million.
Law firm: Stephen V. Sommers and Richard Hairfield of Hairfield, Morton, Watson, Adams & Sommers
Filed: 7/9/2014. CL14003009

Union First Market Bank v. Hallmark Home Builders, Inc.
This is a confessed judgment in the principal sum of $1,316,399.99.
Law firm: Jonathan L. Hauser
Filed: 7/10/2014. CL14003010

Union First Market Bank v. Hallmark Home Builders, Inc.
This is a confessed judgment in the principal sum of $2,412,426.93.
Law firm: Jonathan L. Hauser
Filed: 7/10/2014. CL14003011

Union First Market Bank v. Thomas R. Towers and Reedy Creek Farm Associates LLC
This is a confessed judgment in the principal sum of $2,412,426.93.
Law firm: Jonathan L. Hauser
Filed: 7/10/2014. CL14003012

Tracy Covington v. Spiniello Companies Inc.
Plaintiff says defendant was engaged in construction along St. Peters Street and when she exited her mother’s townhome, she was caused to fall over an exposed water pipe below the curb. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $74,950.
Law firm: Colleen Marea Quinn of Locke & Quinn
Filed: 7/11/2014. CL14003031

Chesterfield Circuit Court

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc. and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 918 Derrymore Road, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $81,469.11, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002178

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc. and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 3731 Sunora Drive, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $77,359.34, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002179

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc. and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 1403 Willis Street, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold at foreclosure, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $57,222.40, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002180

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc. t/a Lynch Real Estate, as Trustee Under the Trust Agreement Dated September 10, 2001 k/a Trust Number 42; Lynch Real Estate, Inc. t/a Lynch Real Estate; and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 42 Moorwood Ridge Drive, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $123,099.38, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002181

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc. as Trustee Under Trust Agreement Dated August 23, 2002, k/a 3050 Watts Trust; and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 3050 Watts Lane, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $85,088.87, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002182

Julie Prior v. Teamsters Local 101; Tina Shenk; Shawn K. Stephens; and Brian Hairfield
Plaintiff says: Hairfield is the president of the Teamsters for employees of Honeywell Inc.’s plants in Hopewell and Chesterfield; that since June 1991, she had a contract with AFLAC insurance allowing her to be the servicing agent for the Honeywell group; that Shenk is an employee of the Teamsters Union and an independent contract sales associate for AFLAC, and upon information and belief, involved in a sexual relationship with Hairfield; and that Stephens is sales coordinator and manager for AFLAC. Plaintiff says Hairfield informed her in September 2011 that she was not going to be able to service the Teamsters’ Honeywell employees any longer, that he had signed an agent of record letter with Stephens. When plaintiff called Stephens, she alleges he said that pursuant to Hairfield’s request, Shenk, a newly licensed agent, would be taking over plaintiff’s account of 13 years. Plaintiff says Stephens told her that Hairfield and the Teamsters wanted to help Shenk out, that Stephens and Hairfield knew this would cause harm to her in the form of lost revenue, and also were aware that the action was in direct contravention of AFLAC policy and contractor rules. Plaintiff alleges tortious interference with contract, tortious interference with contractual relationship, statutory business conspiracy and a violation of the Racketeering Influenced Corrupt Organizations Act and seeks contractual compensation of $2 million and punitive damages of $6 million.
Law firm: David P. Morgan of Cravens & Noll
Filed: 7/11/2014. CL14002225 [/private]

Richmond Circuit Court

Charlene Bullard v. West End Operations LLC d/b/a Glenburnie Rehabilitation and Nursing Center
Plaintiff says defendant’s employees allowed her to fall from bed and sustain injuries, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $350,000.
Law firm: Robert B. Hill and David L. Ostwinkle of Hill & Rainey
Filed: 7/2/2014. CL14002889

Latonia Ramseur, administrator of the estate of Helen Payne, deceased v. John Doe #1; John Doe #2; and Medical Transport LLC
Plaintiff says defendant struck decedent’s head, causing a laceration and blunt force head trauma while trying to abruptly load her into an ambulance, which led to serious and permanent injuries and diminished life expectancy. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $950,000.
Law firm: Robert W. O’Neal of Cannella & O’Neal
Filed: 7/3/2014. CL14002897

Nishat Nawab v. Nicole W. Karjane, M.D. and MCV Associated Physicians
Plaintiff alleges she is no longer able to bear children and suffered premature menopause because of defendants’ negligent actions in a C-section delivery and seeks judgment in principal sum of $2.75 million.
Law firm: Mark J. Favaloro of Favaloro Law Offices
Filed: 7/7/2014. CL14002910 [private]

Gammino Realty and Development LLC d/b/a City & Guilds v. SWA Construction Inc.
Plaintiff says it was approached by Stephen and H. Louis Salomonsky on behalf of SWA to provide budgets and drawings for the Boulevard Lofts Project — and performed services for the project — and for the Urban Farmhouse build-out and is owed a principal sum of $557,632.89 for its work.
Law firm: Allan M. Heyward Jr. and David D. Hopper of Cook, Heyward, Lee, Hopper & Feehan
Filed: 7/3/2014. CL14002904

Estes Express Lines v. Burgon Tool Steel Co. Inc. d/b/a BTS-Patriot
Plaintiff says it is owed $104,090.38 for unpaid freight services provided to defendant.
Law firm: Jeffrey E. Cox of Seaton & Husk
Filed: 7/7/2014. CL14002914

J.M.* and A.G.* v. Patient First Corporation
*Plaintiffs’ identities are withheld because of the nature of the complaint. J.M. says he visited the location at 2300 E. Parham Road for testing for sexually transmitted diseases because he had been informed that his wife had tested positive for Chlamydia. His results were negative, J.M. says, and when he was advised to pick up a full copy of his medical report, an employee not authorized to access and view his records accessed them for reasons unrelated to her job duties, as she had viewed many other patients’ records without proper supervision. Subsequently, A.G. learned that the prior testing that said she was positive for Chlamydia was false. Plaintiffs allege breach of confidentiality and privacy, negligence and breach of fiduciary duty and seek judgment in principal sum of $1 million.
Law firm: Lewis H. Clementson; Shelley Swain Berry
Filed: 7/7/2014. CL14002921

United Stationers Supply Co. v. Johnson Office Products Inc.; Calvin Henry Johnson; and Geri Johnson
Plaintiff says it provided merchandise to defendant on an open account and is owed a principal sum of $37,217.72.
Law firm: R. Bruce Fickley of the Law Office of R. Bruce Fickley
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002930

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc., Successor Trustee of 1415 Willis Trust; Lynch Real Estate Inc.; and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 1415 Willis St., and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $61,813.12, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002933

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate, Inc., Successor Trustee of 1210 Carlisle Trust Dated November 25, 1999; Lynch Real Estate, Inc.; and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 1210 Carlisle Ave., and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $53,339.03, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002934

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate, Inc., Successor Trustee of 3910 Midlothian Turnpike Trust; Lynch Real Estate, Inc.; and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 3910 Midlothian Turnpike, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $66,760.60, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002935

Dennis Slade v. Thomas L. Moffatt and Richmond Nephrology Associates, Inc.
Plaintiff says defendant operated the DaVita Dialysis Center at 8813 Three Chopt Road, and that Moffatt was overseeing the case of Sara Mateer Clark, up to and including the date of July 9, 2012. Plaintiff says defendant was aware that Clark was not fit to drive because of her medication and health, but knew that she routinely drove herself to the center for appointments. On that day, plaintiff says, he was sitting on the windowsill of DaVita on the sidewalk abutting the parking lot after receiving treatment with a fellow patient and friend, when Clark drove into the parking lot at low speed and did not stop. As there was no wheel stop or curb to impede her vehicle, plaintiff says, she rolled into plaintiff and his friend, causing him serious injuries and killing his friend. Plaintiff alleges negligence and vicarious liability and seeks judgment in principal sum of $15 million.
Law firm: Jonathan E. Halperin, Benjamin Andrews and Andrew Lucchetti of Halperin Law Center
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002937

Lynette Y. Braxton and Charles W. Clarke, administrators of the estate of Barbara Ann Carney Clarke, deceased v. DVA Healthcare Renal Care Inc. d/b/a Three Chopt Dialysis
Plaintiff says decedent was in the lobby of the dialysis center after receiving treatment when Sara Mateer Clark drove into the parking lot at low speed and did not stop. Since there was no wheel stop, substantial curb or parking pole to impede her progress, plaintiff says, Clark’s vehicle rolled unimpeded into the center, striking and killing decedent. Plaintiff alleges negligence and seeks judgment in principal sum of $15 million.
Law firm: Stephen V. Sommers and Richard Hairfield of Hairfield, Morton, Watson, Adams & Sommers
Filed: 7/9/2014. CL14003008

Lynette Y. Braxton and Charles W. Clarke, administrators of the estate of Barbara Ann Carney Clarke, deceased v. Thomas L. Moffatt and DVA Healthcare Renal Care Inc. d/b/a Three Chopt Dialysis
Plaintiff says decedent was in the lobby of the dialysis center after receiving treatment when Sara Mateer Clark drove into the parking lot at low speed and did not stop. Since there was no wheel stop, substantial curb or parking pole to impede her progress, plaintiff says, Clark’s vehicle rolled unimpeded into the center, striking and killing decedent. Plaintiff alleges negligence and seeks judgment in principal sum of $15 million.
Law firm: Stephen V. Sommers and Richard Hairfield of Hairfield, Morton, Watson, Adams & Sommers
Filed: 7/9/2014. CL14003009

Union First Market Bank v. Hallmark Home Builders, Inc.
This is a confessed judgment in the principal sum of $1,316,399.99.
Law firm: Jonathan L. Hauser
Filed: 7/10/2014. CL14003010

Union First Market Bank v. Hallmark Home Builders, Inc.
This is a confessed judgment in the principal sum of $2,412,426.93.
Law firm: Jonathan L. Hauser
Filed: 7/10/2014. CL14003011

Union First Market Bank v. Thomas R. Towers and Reedy Creek Farm Associates LLC
This is a confessed judgment in the principal sum of $2,412,426.93.
Law firm: Jonathan L. Hauser
Filed: 7/10/2014. CL14003012

Tracy Covington v. Spiniello Companies Inc.
Plaintiff says defendant was engaged in construction along St. Peters Street and when she exited her mother’s townhome, she was caused to fall over an exposed water pipe below the curb. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $74,950.
Law firm: Colleen Marea Quinn of Locke & Quinn
Filed: 7/11/2014. CL14003031

Chesterfield Circuit Court

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc. and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 918 Derrymore Road, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $81,469.11, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002178

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc. and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 3731 Sunora Drive, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $77,359.34, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002179

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc. and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 1403 Willis Street, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold at foreclosure, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $57,222.40, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002180

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc. t/a Lynch Real Estate, as Trustee Under the Trust Agreement Dated September 10, 2001 k/a Trust Number 42; Lynch Real Estate, Inc. t/a Lynch Real Estate; and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 42 Moorwood Ridge Drive, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $123,099.38, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002181

Franklin Federal Savings Bank f/k/a Franklin Federal Savings and Loan Association of Richmond v. Lynch Real Estate Inc. as Trustee Under Trust Agreement Dated August 23, 2002, k/a 3050 Watts Trust; and Wayne E. Lynch
Plaintiff says defendant is in default on a note for property at 3050 Watts Lane, and when the trustee foreclosed on the deed of trust and the property was sold, proceeds were not enough to satisfy the outstanding balances. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal amount of $85,088.87, less any applicable credits.
Law firm: Bryan W. Horn and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 7/8/2014. CL14002182

Julie Prior v. Teamsters Local 101; Tina Shenk; Shawn K. Stephens; and Brian Hairfield
Plaintiff says: Hairfield is the president of the Teamsters for employees of Honeywell Inc.’s plants in Hopewell and Chesterfield; that since June 1991, she had a contract with AFLAC insurance allowing her to be the servicing agent for the Honeywell group; that Shenk is an employee of the Teamsters Union and an independent contract sales associate for AFLAC, and upon information and belief, involved in a sexual relationship with Hairfield; and that Stephens is sales coordinator and manager for AFLAC. Plaintiff says Hairfield informed her in September 2011 that she was not going to be able to service the Teamsters’ Honeywell employees any longer, that he had signed an agent of record letter with Stephens. When plaintiff called Stephens, she alleges he said that pursuant to Hairfield’s request, Shenk, a newly licensed agent, would be taking over plaintiff’s account of 13 years. Plaintiff says Stephens told her that Hairfield and the Teamsters wanted to help Shenk out, that Stephens and Hairfield knew this would cause harm to her in the form of lost revenue, and also were aware that the action was in direct contravention of AFLAC policy and contractor rules. Plaintiff alleges tortious interference with contract, tortious interference with contractual relationship, statutory business conspiracy and a violation of the Racketeering Influenced Corrupt Organizations Act and seeks contractual compensation of $2 million and punitive damages of $6 million.
Law firm: David P. Morgan of Cravens & Noll
Filed: 7/11/2014. CL14002225 [/private]

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