Richmond
DWH Corp., successor to DW Associates LLC as receiver for Superior Steel Components-Carolinas Inc. d/b/a Superior Steel Components Inc. and Superior Steel Components v. The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co.; Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.; Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland; and Capital Interior Contractors Inc.
Plaintiff says it is owed $235,646.96 for materials and labor used in the construction of the Virginia Commonwealth University West Grace Housing Project, and seeks judgment in that amount.
Law firm: Christopher G. Hill of The Law Office of Christopher G. Hill
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12004138[private]
Yellowbook Inc. v. R.D. Nash Exteriors Inc.; and Robert Dale Nash
Plaintiff says defendant is indebted to it for advertising that ran in Yellow Book Directories. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $35,379.
Law firm: Stephen A. Angelidis of Steingold & Angelidis
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12004142
The Board of Directors of Vistas on the James Condominium Owners Association Inc. v. Vistas of the James LLC
Plaintiff alleges breach of warranty and alleges structural defects in the design, construction and installation of the common elements, including but not limited to defectively designed and/or constructed post tensioned concrete structural frames of the roof slabs; balcony railings and post embedments; exterior lights; exterior lighting control system; parking deck; fire sprinkler heads; garage door controls; heating and cooling systems. Plaintiff says defendant has declared in writing that it is not liable for the claims and has no intent to cure the alleged defects. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $870,125.
Law firm: Andrew G. Elmore and Michael A. Sottolano of Chadwick, Washington, Moriarty, Elmore & Bunn
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12004145
Prestige Construction Group Inc. v. MB Contractors Inc.
Plaintiff says a joint venture agreement was signed Aug. 26, 2011, to enter into a contract for work at Broad Rock Elementary School and at Oak Grove Elementary School. Defendant was designated managing partner and would be entitled to 65% of the profits, and plaintiff to 35%, plaintiff says. Plaintiff says defendant has not paid its fees and has not deposited into a joint bank account all revenue received as a result of the performance of work on the project. Defendant also, plaintiff says, ordered plaintiff to stop all work and remove its tools, equipment and personnel. Plaintiff seeks compensatory damages of not less than $243,487.16; 35% of the profits of the school construction; and punitive damages of $350,000, among other relief.
Law firm: Thomas M. Wolf and John “Jack” M. Robb III of LeClairRyan
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12004148
Taquetta M. Watkins v. Gayle Payne; and Birchwood at Boulders LLC
Plaintiff says that on Aug. 1, 2012, at Birchwood at Boulders, defendant Payne, an agent and employee of Birchwood, carelessly, recklessly and/or negligently operated a golf cart to cause plaintiff, a passenger, to be thrown from the golf cart, land on the ground, and be struck by a wheel. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $125,000.
Law firm: John C. Shea and Ryan E. Wind of Marks & Harrison
Filed: 9/26/2012. CL12004201
Catherine Grant, as mother of Grace Grant, an infant, and David Grant, as father of Grace Grant, an infant v. Paramount Parks Inc., f/t/a Paramount’s Kings Dominion a/k/a King’s Dominion; and Cedar Fair Southwest Inc., f/k/a Paramount Parks Inc.; and Cedar Fair L.P. t/a Cedar Fair Entertainment Co.
Plaintiffs say that on or about April 1, 2006, they were at the park with 3-year-old Grace. Grace was at the attraction marketed as “Kidz Construction Company” that included tubes, slides, balls and netting. Plaintiffs say Grace was descending one of the towers of rope netting and fell violently to the ground when she attempted to negotiate from the lowest level of netting and landed in an uncushioned area directly below the hole in the netting intended to allow access to the level below. Plaintiffs say “Kidz Construction Company” was defective, dangerous, unsafe and unsuitable for the use of children. Plaintiffs say Grace suffered serious and permanent injuries. Plaintiffs seek judgment in principal sum of $1 million.
Law firm: K. Ruppert Beirne and David G. Browne of MeyerGoergen
Filed: 9/26/2012. CL12004205
Austin Okoli and Josephine Okoli v. Battlefield Realty & Assoc.; and Vincent G. Robinson
Plaintiffs, who had just emigrated from Nigeria, say they agreed to purchase property in Highland Springs in late 2011. Plaintiffs say defendant Robinson acted as agent for both purchasers and sellers. Plaintiffs made a down payment of $100,000. Plaintiffs say they were not provided with a disclosure packet as required by the Virginia Property Owners’ Association for the home in the Confederate Forest Subdivision, despite written inquiries through counsel. On Aug. 21, 2012, for the first time, plaintiffs say, defendant notified them that Association disclosure packet would not be available. Plaintiffs say on Aug. 23, 2012, they notified defendant Robinson that they were canceling the contract. Plaintiffs say they have demanded that Robinson return the down payment, and that instead, he has attempted to sell plaintiffs another home owned by seller, offering to apply the down payment toward the purchase of another of seller’s homes. Plaintiffs say they fear the deposit has been misappropriated and seek judgment in principal sum of $100,000.
Law firm: Kevin M. Schell of Flywheel
Filed: 9/26/2012. CL12004208
Deborah N. Laureano v. Monroe E. Harris Jr. DMD; and Drs. Niamtu, Alexander, Keeney, Harris, Metzger & Dymon PC d/b/a Virginia Oral and Facial Surgery
Plaintiff says on Aug. 30, 2010, she went to the practice’s Fan office for consultation regarding extraction of her wisdom teeth. Plaintiff had surgery on Sept. 28, 2010, and says defendant Harris noted he had encountered difficulty in the extraction surgery, and said he left the root of tooth number 32 in plaintiff’s jaw. Plaintiff says the day after surgery she experienced numbness and tingling, pain and a bad taste in her mouth, and contacted the practice. Pain and numbness persisted at the follow-up visit on Oct. 5, 2010, she says, and when abnormal nerve symptoms continued, she went to defendant Harris again on Oct 19. Plaintiff says she consulted a different dentist on Sept. 23, 2011, because she still was experiencing numbness and tingling, and was referred to an oral surgeon who discussed the possibility of nerve repair microsurgery but cautioned her there was a high risk of further injury to the nerve. Plaintiff alleges negligence and seeks judgment in principal sum of $1 million.
Law firm: Michele Bartoli Cain and Sebastian M. Norton of Bartoli Cain Law
Filed: 9/27/2012. CL12004218
Chesterfield
Rebekah Goemaat v. Summit Health Care Inc. d/b/a Richmond Obstetrics and Gynecology Associates Inc.
Plaintiff, 39, says she sought care from Marijan Gospodnetic, M.D., and defendant for pelvic pain. Plaintiff’s evaluation said she needed complete removal of the right ovary and removal of a cyst from the left ovary. Surgery was performed on June 15, 2010, at Johnston-Willis Hospital. Plaintiff says she continued to experience pelvic pain, and an ultrasound performed by Dr. Gospodnetic revealed that the left ovary, instead of the right, had been removed. Another physician recommended a hysterectomy, removing the uterus and right ovary on March 12, 2012. During the course of the hysterectomy, plaintiff says, it was discovered that defendant did not remove the entire left ovary, and that tissue from the ovary had prolapsed down to her rectum, where it had started growing. Plaintiff says she had to go into early menopause and lost her ability to bear children, and alleges medical malpractice and assault and battery. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $2 million.
Law firm: Thomas B. Shuttleworth of Shuttleworth, Ruloff, Swain, Haddad & Morecock
Filed: 9/27/2012. CL12002918
Dr. Linda Noel-Batiste v. Virginia State University
Plaintiff alleges breach of contract, the creation and maintenance of a hostile work environment and a violation of equal pay. Plaintiff says in 2007 she was hired as an associate professor of administration and organizational leadership at VSU Graduate and Professional Education Program by Dr. Carolyn Wilson, professor of special education and chair of the search committee, for a salary of $72,500. Two weeks after acceptance, her salary was reduced to $65,000, plaintiff says, and she had no choice due to the lateness of the year to secure another professorship. Dr. Green began immediately to harass her, plaintiff says, and despite plaintiff’s complaints to defendant, the harassment and workplace hostility continued. On June 1, 2012, plaintiff became tenured. Plaintiff, among other relief, seeks back pay of $37,500, and judgment in principal sum of $250,000 for the alleged promulgation of a hostile workplace environment and allowing Dr. Green to threaten, intimidate and harass her.
Law firm: Travis R. Williams of Daniels, Williams, Tuck & Ritter
Filed: 9/27/2012. CL12002920
R.J. Smith Construction Inc. v. Branscome Inc.
Plaintiff says in 2005 it contracted with VA Timberline LLC to perform site work for a property known as Lawnes Point in Isle of Wight County. In July 2006, plaintiff says it subcontracted with defendant to install paving to specifications set out between Smith and Timberline. Recently, plaintiff says, Timberline has advised plaintiff that some of the paving was not installed in accordance with contract specifications, and has demanded that plaintiff install additional paving to satisfy the contract. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $200,000.
Law firm: S.M. Franck of Geddy, Harris, Franck & Hickman
Filed: 10/1/2012. CL12002940
Henrico
SunTrust Mortgage Inc. v. Financial Funding Exchange Inc.
Plaintiff alleges breach of mortgage broker agreement, and seeks judgment in principal sum of not less than $11,988.75.
Law firm: Brian R.M. Adams and Matthew Yanovitch of Spotts Fain
Filed: 9/19/2012. CL12002654
SunTrust Mortgage Inc. v. PrimeSource Mortgage Inc. (a Texas corporation); PrimeSource Mortgage Inc. (a Delaware corporation); United Community Mortgage Corp.; and WWYH Inc.
Plaintiff alleges breach of contract and indemnification, and seeks judgment in principal sum of not less than $76,826.88.
Law firm: Brian R.M. Adams and Robert J. Allen of Spotts Fain
Filed: 9/19/2012. CL12002655
SunTrust Mortgage Inc. v. CU Mortgage Direct LLC
Plaintiff alleges breach of contract and indemnification, and seeks judgment in principal sum of not less than $312,603.14.
Law firm: Brian R.M. Adams and Matthew Yanovitch of Spotts Fain
Filed: 9/21/2012. CL12002685
SunTrust Mortgage Inc. v. Homefinance.com Inc. d/b/a Homefinance.com
Plaintiff alleges breach of mortgage broker agreement, and seeks judgment in principal sum of not less than $8,177.13.
Law firm: Brian R.M. Adams and Robert J. Allen of Spotts Fain
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12002695
SunTrust Mortgage Inc. v. WCS Lending LLC
Plaintiff alleges breach of mortgage broker agreement, and seeks judgment in principal sum of not less than $6,333.38.
Law firm: Brian R.M. Adams and Robert J. Allen of Spotts Fain
Filed: 9/25/2012. CL12002697
Traycee C. Clemons v. Giant Food Store LLC d/b/a Martins Food Market
Plaintiff says on Oct. 6, 2010, she slipped on an area of floor in the store at 3460 Pump Road that was covered with lettuce and other food residue and fell. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $200,000.
Law firm: Robert D. Dain of Dain, Walker, Sobhani & Nicoli
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL120002701
State Farm Fire and Casualty Co. a/s/o Carl Noce v. Tidewater Custom Modular Homes Inc.; and J & M Contracting Inc.
Plaintiff alleges that on or about May 6, 2011, as a result of negligent and improper workmanship/service/inspection(s) provided by defendants, a water leak occurred, damaging the residence and its contents. Plaintiff seeks damages in principal sum of $60,069.73.
Law firm: Joel W. Morgan and Suzanne M. Lim of Brenner, Evans & Millman
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12002704
Pawnee Leasing Corp. v. Frawg Stomp LLC; and Sean P. Ofelt
Plaintiff says defendant leased equipment and has defaulted. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $42,404.02.
Law firm: Ronald A. Page Jr. of Ronald Page
Filed: 9/27/2012. CL12002740
Richard L. Sluss v. The Kroger Co.
Plaintiff says he was in the store at 4816 Laburnum Ave. in Richmond on Oct. 2, 2010. Plaintiff says when he reached up to retrieve a 2-liter bottle of soda from a shelf, the metal shelving partitions suddenly separated from the shelf base and crashed down on him. Plaintiff says he shielded his head, but 20 full, 2-liter bottles, along with the shelving partitions, fell on his leg and ankle. As a result, plaintiff says, a previously compressed disc in his back was aggravated, and the impact on his ankle caused an ulcer that still requires treatment. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $75,000.
Law firm: Bryan K. Streeter of The Law Office of Bryan K. Streeter
Filed: 9/28/12. CL12002741
Dwaynette S. Hendricks v. Cedar Fair Southwest Inc. d/b/a Kings Dominion
Plaintiff contends that on or about June 25, 2009, agent(s)/employee(s) of defendant carelessly, negligently and recklessly supervised and/or operated the Tornado ride, causing the plaintiff to be thrown with great force and violence. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $74,000.
Law firm: Gregory S. Hooe of Marks & Harrison
Filed: 9/28/2012. CL12002743
Kayla L. Hendricks v. Cedar Fair Southwest Inc. d/b/a Kings Dominion
Plaintiff contends that on or about June 25, 2009, agent(s)/employee(s) of defendant carelessly, negligently and recklessly supervised and/or operated the Tornado ride, causing the plaintiff to be thrown with great force and violence. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $74,000.
Law firm: Gregory S. Hooe of Marks & Harrison
Filed: 9/28/2012. CL12002744
Latroya S. Burton v. Cedar Fair Southwest Inc. d/b/a Kings Dominion
Plaintiff contends that on or about June 25, 2009, agent(s)/employee(s) of defendant carelessly, negligently and recklessly supervised and/or operated the Tornado ride, causing the plaintiff to be thrown with great force and violence. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $74,000.
Law firm: Gregory S. Hooe of Marks & Harrison
Filed: 9/28/2012. CL12002745
Tiffany A. Reid v. Cedar Fair Southwest Inc. d/b/a Kings Dominion
Plaintiff contends that on or about June 25, 2009, agent(s)/employee(s) of defendant carelessly, negligently and recklessly supervised and/or operated the Tornado ride, causing the plaintiff to be thrown with great force and violence. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $74,000.
Law firm: Gregory S. Hooe of Marks & Harrison
Filed: 9/28/2012. CL12002746[/private]
Richmond
DWH Corp., successor to DW Associates LLC as receiver for Superior Steel Components-Carolinas Inc. d/b/a Superior Steel Components Inc. and Superior Steel Components v. The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co.; Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.; Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland; and Capital Interior Contractors Inc.
Plaintiff says it is owed $235,646.96 for materials and labor used in the construction of the Virginia Commonwealth University West Grace Housing Project, and seeks judgment in that amount.
Law firm: Christopher G. Hill of The Law Office of Christopher G. Hill
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12004138[private]
Yellowbook Inc. v. R.D. Nash Exteriors Inc.; and Robert Dale Nash
Plaintiff says defendant is indebted to it for advertising that ran in Yellow Book Directories. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $35,379.
Law firm: Stephen A. Angelidis of Steingold & Angelidis
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12004142
The Board of Directors of Vistas on the James Condominium Owners Association Inc. v. Vistas of the James LLC
Plaintiff alleges breach of warranty and alleges structural defects in the design, construction and installation of the common elements, including but not limited to defectively designed and/or constructed post tensioned concrete structural frames of the roof slabs; balcony railings and post embedments; exterior lights; exterior lighting control system; parking deck; fire sprinkler heads; garage door controls; heating and cooling systems. Plaintiff says defendant has declared in writing that it is not liable for the claims and has no intent to cure the alleged defects. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $870,125.
Law firm: Andrew G. Elmore and Michael A. Sottolano of Chadwick, Washington, Moriarty, Elmore & Bunn
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12004145
Prestige Construction Group Inc. v. MB Contractors Inc.
Plaintiff says a joint venture agreement was signed Aug. 26, 2011, to enter into a contract for work at Broad Rock Elementary School and at Oak Grove Elementary School. Defendant was designated managing partner and would be entitled to 65% of the profits, and plaintiff to 35%, plaintiff says. Plaintiff says defendant has not paid its fees and has not deposited into a joint bank account all revenue received as a result of the performance of work on the project. Defendant also, plaintiff says, ordered plaintiff to stop all work and remove its tools, equipment and personnel. Plaintiff seeks compensatory damages of not less than $243,487.16; 35% of the profits of the school construction; and punitive damages of $350,000, among other relief.
Law firm: Thomas M. Wolf and John “Jack” M. Robb III of LeClairRyan
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12004148
Taquetta M. Watkins v. Gayle Payne; and Birchwood at Boulders LLC
Plaintiff says that on Aug. 1, 2012, at Birchwood at Boulders, defendant Payne, an agent and employee of Birchwood, carelessly, recklessly and/or negligently operated a golf cart to cause plaintiff, a passenger, to be thrown from the golf cart, land on the ground, and be struck by a wheel. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $125,000.
Law firm: John C. Shea and Ryan E. Wind of Marks & Harrison
Filed: 9/26/2012. CL12004201
Catherine Grant, as mother of Grace Grant, an infant, and David Grant, as father of Grace Grant, an infant v. Paramount Parks Inc., f/t/a Paramount’s Kings Dominion a/k/a King’s Dominion; and Cedar Fair Southwest Inc., f/k/a Paramount Parks Inc.; and Cedar Fair L.P. t/a Cedar Fair Entertainment Co.
Plaintiffs say that on or about April 1, 2006, they were at the park with 3-year-old Grace. Grace was at the attraction marketed as “Kidz Construction Company” that included tubes, slides, balls and netting. Plaintiffs say Grace was descending one of the towers of rope netting and fell violently to the ground when she attempted to negotiate from the lowest level of netting and landed in an uncushioned area directly below the hole in the netting intended to allow access to the level below. Plaintiffs say “Kidz Construction Company” was defective, dangerous, unsafe and unsuitable for the use of children. Plaintiffs say Grace suffered serious and permanent injuries. Plaintiffs seek judgment in principal sum of $1 million.
Law firm: K. Ruppert Beirne and David G. Browne of MeyerGoergen
Filed: 9/26/2012. CL12004205
Austin Okoli and Josephine Okoli v. Battlefield Realty & Assoc.; and Vincent G. Robinson
Plaintiffs, who had just emigrated from Nigeria, say they agreed to purchase property in Highland Springs in late 2011. Plaintiffs say defendant Robinson acted as agent for both purchasers and sellers. Plaintiffs made a down payment of $100,000. Plaintiffs say they were not provided with a disclosure packet as required by the Virginia Property Owners’ Association for the home in the Confederate Forest Subdivision, despite written inquiries through counsel. On Aug. 21, 2012, for the first time, plaintiffs say, defendant notified them that Association disclosure packet would not be available. Plaintiffs say on Aug. 23, 2012, they notified defendant Robinson that they were canceling the contract. Plaintiffs say they have demanded that Robinson return the down payment, and that instead, he has attempted to sell plaintiffs another home owned by seller, offering to apply the down payment toward the purchase of another of seller’s homes. Plaintiffs say they fear the deposit has been misappropriated and seek judgment in principal sum of $100,000.
Law firm: Kevin M. Schell of Flywheel
Filed: 9/26/2012. CL12004208
Deborah N. Laureano v. Monroe E. Harris Jr. DMD; and Drs. Niamtu, Alexander, Keeney, Harris, Metzger & Dymon PC d/b/a Virginia Oral and Facial Surgery
Plaintiff says on Aug. 30, 2010, she went to the practice’s Fan office for consultation regarding extraction of her wisdom teeth. Plaintiff had surgery on Sept. 28, 2010, and says defendant Harris noted he had encountered difficulty in the extraction surgery, and said he left the root of tooth number 32 in plaintiff’s jaw. Plaintiff says the day after surgery she experienced numbness and tingling, pain and a bad taste in her mouth, and contacted the practice. Pain and numbness persisted at the follow-up visit on Oct. 5, 2010, she says, and when abnormal nerve symptoms continued, she went to defendant Harris again on Oct 19. Plaintiff says she consulted a different dentist on Sept. 23, 2011, because she still was experiencing numbness and tingling, and was referred to an oral surgeon who discussed the possibility of nerve repair microsurgery but cautioned her there was a high risk of further injury to the nerve. Plaintiff alleges negligence and seeks judgment in principal sum of $1 million.
Law firm: Michele Bartoli Cain and Sebastian M. Norton of Bartoli Cain Law
Filed: 9/27/2012. CL12004218
Chesterfield
Rebekah Goemaat v. Summit Health Care Inc. d/b/a Richmond Obstetrics and Gynecology Associates Inc.
Plaintiff, 39, says she sought care from Marijan Gospodnetic, M.D., and defendant for pelvic pain. Plaintiff’s evaluation said she needed complete removal of the right ovary and removal of a cyst from the left ovary. Surgery was performed on June 15, 2010, at Johnston-Willis Hospital. Plaintiff says she continued to experience pelvic pain, and an ultrasound performed by Dr. Gospodnetic revealed that the left ovary, instead of the right, had been removed. Another physician recommended a hysterectomy, removing the uterus and right ovary on March 12, 2012. During the course of the hysterectomy, plaintiff says, it was discovered that defendant did not remove the entire left ovary, and that tissue from the ovary had prolapsed down to her rectum, where it had started growing. Plaintiff says she had to go into early menopause and lost her ability to bear children, and alleges medical malpractice and assault and battery. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $2 million.
Law firm: Thomas B. Shuttleworth of Shuttleworth, Ruloff, Swain, Haddad & Morecock
Filed: 9/27/2012. CL12002918
Dr. Linda Noel-Batiste v. Virginia State University
Plaintiff alleges breach of contract, the creation and maintenance of a hostile work environment and a violation of equal pay. Plaintiff says in 2007 she was hired as an associate professor of administration and organizational leadership at VSU Graduate and Professional Education Program by Dr. Carolyn Wilson, professor of special education and chair of the search committee, for a salary of $72,500. Two weeks after acceptance, her salary was reduced to $65,000, plaintiff says, and she had no choice due to the lateness of the year to secure another professorship. Dr. Green began immediately to harass her, plaintiff says, and despite plaintiff’s complaints to defendant, the harassment and workplace hostility continued. On June 1, 2012, plaintiff became tenured. Plaintiff, among other relief, seeks back pay of $37,500, and judgment in principal sum of $250,000 for the alleged promulgation of a hostile workplace environment and allowing Dr. Green to threaten, intimidate and harass her.
Law firm: Travis R. Williams of Daniels, Williams, Tuck & Ritter
Filed: 9/27/2012. CL12002920
R.J. Smith Construction Inc. v. Branscome Inc.
Plaintiff says in 2005 it contracted with VA Timberline LLC to perform site work for a property known as Lawnes Point in Isle of Wight County. In July 2006, plaintiff says it subcontracted with defendant to install paving to specifications set out between Smith and Timberline. Recently, plaintiff says, Timberline has advised plaintiff that some of the paving was not installed in accordance with contract specifications, and has demanded that plaintiff install additional paving to satisfy the contract. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $200,000.
Law firm: S.M. Franck of Geddy, Harris, Franck & Hickman
Filed: 10/1/2012. CL12002940
Henrico
SunTrust Mortgage Inc. v. Financial Funding Exchange Inc.
Plaintiff alleges breach of mortgage broker agreement, and seeks judgment in principal sum of not less than $11,988.75.
Law firm: Brian R.M. Adams and Matthew Yanovitch of Spotts Fain
Filed: 9/19/2012. CL12002654
SunTrust Mortgage Inc. v. PrimeSource Mortgage Inc. (a Texas corporation); PrimeSource Mortgage Inc. (a Delaware corporation); United Community Mortgage Corp.; and WWYH Inc.
Plaintiff alleges breach of contract and indemnification, and seeks judgment in principal sum of not less than $76,826.88.
Law firm: Brian R.M. Adams and Robert J. Allen of Spotts Fain
Filed: 9/19/2012. CL12002655
SunTrust Mortgage Inc. v. CU Mortgage Direct LLC
Plaintiff alleges breach of contract and indemnification, and seeks judgment in principal sum of not less than $312,603.14.
Law firm: Brian R.M. Adams and Matthew Yanovitch of Spotts Fain
Filed: 9/21/2012. CL12002685
SunTrust Mortgage Inc. v. Homefinance.com Inc. d/b/a Homefinance.com
Plaintiff alleges breach of mortgage broker agreement, and seeks judgment in principal sum of not less than $8,177.13.
Law firm: Brian R.M. Adams and Robert J. Allen of Spotts Fain
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12002695
SunTrust Mortgage Inc. v. WCS Lending LLC
Plaintiff alleges breach of mortgage broker agreement, and seeks judgment in principal sum of not less than $6,333.38.
Law firm: Brian R.M. Adams and Robert J. Allen of Spotts Fain
Filed: 9/25/2012. CL12002697
Traycee C. Clemons v. Giant Food Store LLC d/b/a Martins Food Market
Plaintiff says on Oct. 6, 2010, she slipped on an area of floor in the store at 3460 Pump Road that was covered with lettuce and other food residue and fell. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $200,000.
Law firm: Robert D. Dain of Dain, Walker, Sobhani & Nicoli
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL120002701
State Farm Fire and Casualty Co. a/s/o Carl Noce v. Tidewater Custom Modular Homes Inc.; and J & M Contracting Inc.
Plaintiff alleges that on or about May 6, 2011, as a result of negligent and improper workmanship/service/inspection(s) provided by defendants, a water leak occurred, damaging the residence and its contents. Plaintiff seeks damages in principal sum of $60,069.73.
Law firm: Joel W. Morgan and Suzanne M. Lim of Brenner, Evans & Millman
Filed: 9/24/2012. CL12002704
Pawnee Leasing Corp. v. Frawg Stomp LLC; and Sean P. Ofelt
Plaintiff says defendant leased equipment and has defaulted. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $42,404.02.
Law firm: Ronald A. Page Jr. of Ronald Page
Filed: 9/27/2012. CL12002740
Richard L. Sluss v. The Kroger Co.
Plaintiff says he was in the store at 4816 Laburnum Ave. in Richmond on Oct. 2, 2010. Plaintiff says when he reached up to retrieve a 2-liter bottle of soda from a shelf, the metal shelving partitions suddenly separated from the shelf base and crashed down on him. Plaintiff says he shielded his head, but 20 full, 2-liter bottles, along with the shelving partitions, fell on his leg and ankle. As a result, plaintiff says, a previously compressed disc in his back was aggravated, and the impact on his ankle caused an ulcer that still requires treatment. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $75,000.
Law firm: Bryan K. Streeter of The Law Office of Bryan K. Streeter
Filed: 9/28/12. CL12002741
Dwaynette S. Hendricks v. Cedar Fair Southwest Inc. d/b/a Kings Dominion
Plaintiff contends that on or about June 25, 2009, agent(s)/employee(s) of defendant carelessly, negligently and recklessly supervised and/or operated the Tornado ride, causing the plaintiff to be thrown with great force and violence. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $74,000.
Law firm: Gregory S. Hooe of Marks & Harrison
Filed: 9/28/2012. CL12002743
Kayla L. Hendricks v. Cedar Fair Southwest Inc. d/b/a Kings Dominion
Plaintiff contends that on or about June 25, 2009, agent(s)/employee(s) of defendant carelessly, negligently and recklessly supervised and/or operated the Tornado ride, causing the plaintiff to be thrown with great force and violence. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $74,000.
Law firm: Gregory S. Hooe of Marks & Harrison
Filed: 9/28/2012. CL12002744
Latroya S. Burton v. Cedar Fair Southwest Inc. d/b/a Kings Dominion
Plaintiff contends that on or about June 25, 2009, agent(s)/employee(s) of defendant carelessly, negligently and recklessly supervised and/or operated the Tornado ride, causing the plaintiff to be thrown with great force and violence. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $74,000.
Law firm: Gregory S. Hooe of Marks & Harrison
Filed: 9/28/2012. CL12002745
Tiffany A. Reid v. Cedar Fair Southwest Inc. d/b/a Kings Dominion
Plaintiff contends that on or about June 25, 2009, agent(s)/employee(s) of defendant carelessly, negligently and recklessly supervised and/or operated the Tornado ride, causing the plaintiff to be thrown with great force and violence. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $74,000.
Law firm: Gregory S. Hooe of Marks & Harrison
Filed: 9/28/2012. CL12002746[/private]