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Chesterfield
William L. Thurston Jr. and Quality Excavation Company, Inc. v. Bank of Virginia; Cullen D. Seltzer; Thomas L. Adams; Larry Chad Porterfield; and Quality Excavations, Inc. a/k/a River City Excavation, Inc.
Plaintiff says prior to Nov. 14, 2006, Seltzer was attorney for Porterfield, Porterfield had been discussing with plaintiff the prospect of buying his excavation company, and Adams was a loan officer with Bank of Virginia. The price agreed to was $310,000, with a down payment of $90,000. Plaintiff says Seltzer put together a lengthy agreement RE the purchase price and its payout, and which identified personal property plaintiff was selling to Porterfield. Subsequently, Porterfield breached the contract regarding additional payments, plaintiff says, and the bank jumped in front of his “security interest.” Plaintiff alleges tortious interference with contractual rights, breach of contract and piercing the corporate veil, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $194,500.
Law firm: Denis C. Englisby of Englisby, Vaughn & Slone
Filed: 12/12/2012. CL12003669[private]
Kurt T. Abrahamsen v. The Todd Venture Group, Inc.; Andrew D. Todd; and Janet L. Todd
Plaintiff says on Dec. 6, 2010, defendant executed a promissory note payable to Hitech Ribbon, LLC in principal amount of $250,000, and Hitech assigned the note to plaintiff. Plaintiff says defendant missed the first payment of $3,803.08 due on Dec. 6, 2012, and that the entire principal of $250,000 is now due, plus interest, costs and expenses.
Law firm: William F. Seymour IV and Mathew A. Taylor of Cherry, Seymour & Baronian
Filed: 12/17/2012. CL12003716
Henrico
Suzanne P. Fodill v. Odyssey Landscapes, LLC; Richard L. Crowder Construction Inc.; Paver Solutions, Inc.; Federal Cleaning Contractors Inc. d/b/a Federal Building Services Inc.; and James River Ground Management Inc.
Plaintiff says on or about Dec. 17, 2010, she fell on ice in a common area at Short Pump Town Center, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $500,000.
Law firm: Robert J. Kloeti and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 12/11/2012. CL12003367
Hercules Fence Company v. Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
On or about Oct. 4, 2010, plaintiff says the Capital Region Airport Commission entered into a prime contract with Simons Hauling Company, Inc., for an expansion project at Richmond International Airport. Defendant, as surety, posted a payment bond, and plaintiff entered into a subcontract with Simons. Plaintiff says it is owed $60,321.66.
Law firm: David A. Hearne of Outland, Gray, O’Keefe & Hubbard
Filed: 12/12/2012. CL12003372
Duane Slyder, individually and as a member of FL Harvest, LLC v. FL Harvest, LLC; and Rick Grossberg, a member of FL Harvest, LLC
Plaintiff says he and Grossberg organized the local produce delivery business on or about Sept. 24, 2010, and each received one-half interest. It delivers produce to about 1,000 customers, plaintiff says, but he and defendant have an ongoing dispute that has seriously disrupted operations. Plaintiff prays that the court grant a petition for judicial dissolution.
Law firm: Kevin M. Schell of Flywheel
Filed: 12/14/2012. CL12003398
Richmond
Tiawanna F. Fountain v. S & H Family, Inc. d/b/a 360 Cleaners and Laundromat
Plaintiff says on or about Feb. 14, 2012, she slipped on a wet floor and suffered injuries, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $250,000.
Law firm: Michele L. Chiocca and Hunt H. Whitehead of Whitehead & Chiocca
Filed: 12/13/2012. CL12005337
Jax Fernandez, infant by his mother and next friend, Cathryn Fernandez v. JAR of Virginia, LLC d/b/a The Goddard School
Plaintiff says the infant was dropped on the floor at the school in Chesterfield, striking his head and causing permanent injuries. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $1.5 million.
Law firm: Jay Tronfeld and Wiley J. Latham IV of Tronfeld West & Durrett
Filed: 12/13/2012. CL12005358
Percell D. Massenburg, administrator of the estate of Beulah M. McQuan, his mother v. Rufus C. Davis, M.D.; and Gastrointestinal Specialists Inc.
Plaintiff says a routine colonoscopy was performed on decedent on or about Dec. 20, 2010, and that her colon and rectum were perforated, causing her death that day. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $2 million.
Law firm: Thomas J. Schilling of Schilling & Schilling
Filed: 12/14/2012. CL12005359
Henry Shield v. Envoy Realty Partners, V, LLC; REM Mortgage Corporation; and John H. Kent
Plaintiff says on or about Dec. 16, 2009, he agreed to help defendants with the purchase of Shady Banks Shopping Center in Virginia Beach for a fee of 1 percent of the total purchase price, plus 50 percent of the amount the property sold for under $4.7 million. Plaintiff says defendants purchased property for $4.6 million and he is owed the principal sum of $96,000.
Law firm: James E. Kane of Kane & Papa
Filed: 12/14/2012. CL12005383[/private]
Docket Delivered: If you need a copy of the full file of any court case, try BizSense’s Docket Delivered. The service will copy and drop off any case to your firm, saving you the hassle of going to the courthouse and fighting the lines. Simply email [email protected] to have any case delivered to you.
Chesterfield
William L. Thurston Jr. and Quality Excavation Company, Inc. v. Bank of Virginia; Cullen D. Seltzer; Thomas L. Adams; Larry Chad Porterfield; and Quality Excavations, Inc. a/k/a River City Excavation, Inc.
Plaintiff says prior to Nov. 14, 2006, Seltzer was attorney for Porterfield, Porterfield had been discussing with plaintiff the prospect of buying his excavation company, and Adams was a loan officer with Bank of Virginia. The price agreed to was $310,000, with a down payment of $90,000. Plaintiff says Seltzer put together a lengthy agreement RE the purchase price and its payout, and which identified personal property plaintiff was selling to Porterfield. Subsequently, Porterfield breached the contract regarding additional payments, plaintiff says, and the bank jumped in front of his “security interest.” Plaintiff alleges tortious interference with contractual rights, breach of contract and piercing the corporate veil, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $194,500.
Law firm: Denis C. Englisby of Englisby, Vaughn & Slone
Filed: 12/12/2012. CL12003669[private]
Kurt T. Abrahamsen v. The Todd Venture Group, Inc.; Andrew D. Todd; and Janet L. Todd
Plaintiff says on Dec. 6, 2010, defendant executed a promissory note payable to Hitech Ribbon, LLC in principal amount of $250,000, and Hitech assigned the note to plaintiff. Plaintiff says defendant missed the first payment of $3,803.08 due on Dec. 6, 2012, and that the entire principal of $250,000 is now due, plus interest, costs and expenses.
Law firm: William F. Seymour IV and Mathew A. Taylor of Cherry, Seymour & Baronian
Filed: 12/17/2012. CL12003716
Henrico
Suzanne P. Fodill v. Odyssey Landscapes, LLC; Richard L. Crowder Construction Inc.; Paver Solutions, Inc.; Federal Cleaning Contractors Inc. d/b/a Federal Building Services Inc.; and James River Ground Management Inc.
Plaintiff says on or about Dec. 17, 2010, she fell on ice in a common area at Short Pump Town Center, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $500,000.
Law firm: Robert J. Kloeti and John Hubbard Taylor of FloranceGordonBrown
Filed: 12/11/2012. CL12003367
Hercules Fence Company v. Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
On or about Oct. 4, 2010, plaintiff says the Capital Region Airport Commission entered into a prime contract with Simons Hauling Company, Inc., for an expansion project at Richmond International Airport. Defendant, as surety, posted a payment bond, and plaintiff entered into a subcontract with Simons. Plaintiff says it is owed $60,321.66.
Law firm: David A. Hearne of Outland, Gray, O’Keefe & Hubbard
Filed: 12/12/2012. CL12003372
Duane Slyder, individually and as a member of FL Harvest, LLC v. FL Harvest, LLC; and Rick Grossberg, a member of FL Harvest, LLC
Plaintiff says he and Grossberg organized the local produce delivery business on or about Sept. 24, 2010, and each received one-half interest. It delivers produce to about 1,000 customers, plaintiff says, but he and defendant have an ongoing dispute that has seriously disrupted operations. Plaintiff prays that the court grant a petition for judicial dissolution.
Law firm: Kevin M. Schell of Flywheel
Filed: 12/14/2012. CL12003398
Richmond
Tiawanna F. Fountain v. S & H Family, Inc. d/b/a 360 Cleaners and Laundromat
Plaintiff says on or about Feb. 14, 2012, she slipped on a wet floor and suffered injuries, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $250,000.
Law firm: Michele L. Chiocca and Hunt H. Whitehead of Whitehead & Chiocca
Filed: 12/13/2012. CL12005337
Jax Fernandez, infant by his mother and next friend, Cathryn Fernandez v. JAR of Virginia, LLC d/b/a The Goddard School
Plaintiff says the infant was dropped on the floor at the school in Chesterfield, striking his head and causing permanent injuries. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $1.5 million.
Law firm: Jay Tronfeld and Wiley J. Latham IV of Tronfeld West & Durrett
Filed: 12/13/2012. CL12005358
Percell D. Massenburg, administrator of the estate of Beulah M. McQuan, his mother v. Rufus C. Davis, M.D.; and Gastrointestinal Specialists Inc.
Plaintiff says a routine colonoscopy was performed on decedent on or about Dec. 20, 2010, and that her colon and rectum were perforated, causing her death that day. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $2 million.
Law firm: Thomas J. Schilling of Schilling & Schilling
Filed: 12/14/2012. CL12005359
Henry Shield v. Envoy Realty Partners, V, LLC; REM Mortgage Corporation; and John H. Kent
Plaintiff says on or about Dec. 16, 2009, he agreed to help defendants with the purchase of Shady Banks Shopping Center in Virginia Beach for a fee of 1 percent of the total purchase price, plus 50 percent of the amount the property sold for under $4.7 million. Plaintiff says defendants purchased property for $4.6 million and he is owed the principal sum of $96,000.
Law firm: James E. Kane of Kane & Papa
Filed: 12/14/2012. CL12005383[/private]