The Docket: Local court roundup for 4.17.25

Chesterfield Circuit Court

James W. Pitts Sr. v. J. Moore Construction, LLC and James Allen Moore II, member in dissolution of J. Moore Construction LLC
Plaintiff says defendant extended an electrical cord across the entrance to the reception area of a lawyer’s office he was visiting, with no warning signs, and he tripped and fell over it, causing surgical hardware in his left knee to loosen, which required surgery to stabilize, and then it became infected. Plaintiff seeks judgment of $1 million.
Attorneys: Randy B. Rowlett of Gordon, Dodson, Gordon & Rowlett
Filed: 4/2/2025
CL25003204

Elite Awnings, Inc. v. Titan Construction Group, Inc.
Plaintiff says it provided labor and materials associated with awnings, canopies and lighting on a project at 3002 N. Arthur Ashe Blvd. involving the Starbucks and Chipotle, and defendant has failed to pay $119,294 due.
Attorneys: Dannel C. Duddy of Harman Claytor, Corrigan & Wellman
Filed: 4/3/2025
CL25003236

Ruby Bowyer v. Palm Beach Tan, Inc.
Plaintiff says on/about Dec. 5, 2023, at 12736 Route 1, she fell over a hidden and unmarked step at the reception area, causing her to sustain permanent injuries. Plaintiff asks judgment of $3 million.
Attorneys: Paul Hux of Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen
Filed: 4/3/2025
CL25003247

Schutt Sports, LLC v. Virginia Bruins Sports Academy and Michael Atkinson d/b/a Virginia Bruins Sports Academy
Plaintiff says it provided various equipment, goods and services and defendant has failed to pay $86,622.22 due.
Attorneys: P. George Eliades II of The Eliades Law Firm
Filed: 4/4/2025
CL25003263

Henrico Circuit Court

Cambridge Mercantile Corp. (U.S.A.) a/k/a Cambridge a/k/a Corpay a/k/a Corpay Cross-Border formerly used d/b/a name Cambridge Global Payments v. Naam Commodities FZ LLC
Plaintiff says it provided various financial services, including foreign currency exchange and global payment transactions, and defendant has a balance due of $205,000.
Attorneys: Terry C. Legum and Kevin M. Fitzpatrick of LegumFitzpatrick
Filed: 3/31/2025
CL25002290

RCA Laboratory Services, LLC d/b/a Genetworx v. Sagora Senior Living
Plaintiff says the Texas business has failed to pay $218,640 due for COVID-19 testing services.
Attorneys: Robert T. Hicks and Allison K. Riddle of Bean, Kinney & Korman; and Philip S. Rosenzweig and Malcolm S. Gould of Silverang, Rosenzweig & Haltzman
Filed: 4/1/2025
CL25002282

RCA Laboratory Services, LLC d/b/a Genetworx v. ONEflight International
Plaintiff says the Colorado business has failed to pay $203,650 due for COVID-19 testing services.
Attorneys: Robert T. Hicks and Allison K. Riddle of Bean, Kinney & Korman; and Philip S. Rosenzweig and Malcolm S. Gould of Silverang, Rosenzweig & Haltzman
Filed: 4/1/2025
CL25002283

RCA Laboratory Services, LLC d/b/a Genetworx v. Indigo Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Plaintiff says the Florida business has failed to pay $246,360 due for COVID-19 testing services.
Attorneys: Robert T. Hicks and Allison K. Riddle of Bean, Kinney & Korman; and Philip S. Rosenzweig and Malcolm S. Gould of Silverang, Rosenzweig & Haltzman
Filed: 4/1/2025
CL25002284

Anthony Parrish v. HCA Health Services of Virginia, Inc. d/b/a Henrico Doctors Hospital
Plaintiff says during hospitalization Nov. 5-9, 2024, with symptoms including altered mental status and left-sided weakness, he suffered significant burns to his left arm and shoulder due to negligent use of some instruments, leaving him with subsequent scarring. Plaintiff seeks judgment of $300,000.
Attorneys: James B. Feinman of James B. Feinman & Associates
Filed: 4/1/2025
CL25002292

Roberts Physical Therapy & Massage, Inc. v. Trade Center Association; Thomas L. Oliver, trustee of the Thomas L. Oliver Living Trust; Thomas L. Oliver Jr.; George M. Gibrall; Philip W. Klaus Jr.; David R. Young; and Robert Nelson Dawson
Plaintiff says in 2004 and 2008, it leased two units in the Deep Run Trade Center, and defendants, individually and collectively, failed to maintain, repair and replace the 34-year-old low pitch coal tar roof that when originally constructed 1985-86, had an estimated life span of 15-20 years, and despite numerous complaints by plaintiff of leaks and holes in the roof, has failed to properly maintain and make structural repairs to the foundations and load-bearing walls, damaging plaintiff. Plaintiff seeks compensatory damages of $1.5 million, and punitive, $150,000.
Attorneys: William H. Hurd of Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott
Filed: 4/1/2025
CL25002294

RCA Laboratory Services, LLC d/b/a Genetworx v. Hollybrook Senior Living of Orange
Plaintiff says the California business has a balance due of $64,785 for COVID-19 testing services.
Attorneys: Robert T. Hicks and Allison K. Riddle of Bean, Kinney & Korman; and Philip S. Rosenzweig and Malcolm S. Gould of Silverang, Rosenzweig & Haltzman
Filed: 4/1/2025
CL25002303

RCA Laboratory Services, LLC d/b/a Genetworx v. Jill’s House
Plaintiff says the California business has a balance due of $64,785 for COVID-19 testing services.
Attorneys: Robert T. Hicks and Allison K. Riddle of Bean, Kinney & Korman; and Philip S. Rosenzweig and Malcolm S. Gould of Silverang, Rosenzweig & Haltzman
Filed: 4/1/2025
CL25002310

RCA Laboratory Services, LLC d/b/a Genetworx v. Senior Life Style
Plaintiff says the Kansas business has a balance due of $319,500 for COVID-19 testing services.
Attorneys: Robert T. Hicks and Allison K. Riddle of Bean, Kinney & Korman; and Philip S. Rosenzweig and Malcolm S. Gould of Silverang, Rosenzweig & Haltzman
Filed: 4/1/2025
CL25002311

Richmond Circuit Court

James Price v. Virginia Residence, LLC d/b/a Bloom Apartments
Plaintiff says on/about July 20, 2023, at 4807 Chamberlayne Ave, defendant permitted a dangerous condition to exist, and says the ceiling above the stairwell/common area collapsed while he was standing there, causing him to suffer grave harm. Plaintiff seeks judgment of $5 million.
Attorneys: Howard W.R. Bullock of Emroch & Kilduff
Filed: 3/31/2025
CL25001617

Natalia Garcia v. Steve Farag, LLC and Steve Farag
Plaintiff says in October 2022, they entered into a commercial lease agreement for premises at 2220 Broad Rock Blvd., for her to open a restaurant, presented the lease in English, which she does not read or write, insisted she sign right away, and insisted she pay in cash, which she did, paying $36,500, then an additional $2,166 for equipment rental. Plaintiff says defendants then made unauthorized additions and handwritten modifications to the lease without her consent or knowledge, and she discovered in November 2022, when she tried to set up water service, that she was listed as the tenant instead of the restaurant Taqueria El Diamante, and DPU refused to turn on the water. Plaintiff says defendants terminated the lease and leased it to another business in February 2023, and have refused to return her money. Plaintiff alleges fraud and conversion and seeks compensatory damages of $38,666.
Attorneys: Mallory K. Chesney of Dunlap Law
Filed: 4/1/2025
CL25001680

O’Hagan Meyer PLLC v. ACI Federal, Inc.
Plaintiff says it represented defendant in several matters, and defendant has failed to pay open invoices and a retainer for trial-related expenses. Plaintiff seeks judgment of $564,982.40.
Attorneys: Charles G. Meyer and James C. Cosby of O’Hagan Meyer
Filed: 4/2/2025
CL25001688

N.E. Tech-Air, Inc. v. Gilbane Building Co.; Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance Co.; Travelers Casualty and Surety Co. of America; and Bell BCI Co., LLC
Plaintiff says it has not been paid all sums owed for its work as a subcontractor on the General Assembly Building and seeks judgment of $1,308,426.30.
Attorneys: David Timm of Fox Rothschild
Filed: 4/3/2025
CL25001700