The Docket

An engineering company says it is owed nearly $4 million for work at the Tranlin plant site, and a landlord claims $565,000 from a tenant that allegedly abandoned a club property downtown.

Homeowners claim nearly $300,000 in damages for allegedly poor work on two properties, and a trucking company says it is owed $181,000 in unpaid freight charges.

A company claims $400,000 in water damage to its property from a hotel’s pool, and an anti-fraud investigation firm alleges a conspiracy led to the seizure and conversion of its technology property worth millions.

A company shareholder and officer alleges other shareholders conspired and wants $250,000, and a software provider for medical billing says a client owes it $544,000.

An air ambulance company says an insurer refuses to pay $375,000 for a patient transport, and an antique shop owner claims $1.5 million in alleged legal malpractice in this week’s list.

A former construction worker claims $600,000 in damages for what he says was discriminatory compensation and discharge, and a law firm wants a specialty construction company to pay its legal bill.

The state claims a water line rupture during construction of a pediatric facility caused $7.6 million in damages to a building on the MCV campus, and a plaintiff alleges fraud by a contractor in the renovation of a Fan property.

Homebuyers claim $256,000 in damages, saying they closed on a property with significant structural damages and a termite infestation, and a truck passenger wants $5 million for injuries he says he received after his vehicle struck an unlit railcar.

Joe Morrissey claims $1.35 million in damages, saying he was slandered by WTVR about his fitness to serve as mayor, and a plaintiff says a hospital knowingly participated in the publication of false and defamatory reports to Equifax.

A real estate company says it is owed $325,000 for brokering the sale of a downtown office building, and a plant worker claims $1 million in damages for alleged sexual harassment.