More collections efforts, plus a former customer at Gold’s Gym claims she twisted her foot in a spinning class.
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The Docket: Court Roundup for 8.18.11
Lots of businesses trying to collect. Plus a local computer manufacturer is suing its former marketing firm for bad-mouthing it after the contract was not renewed and the Virginia Tourism Corporation is going after an apparel company for allegedly using its trademarked “Virginia is for Lovers” slogan. And a former patient claims her surgeon left sponges inside her abdomen after a procedure.
Business Licenses 8.18.11
New contractors, mechanics and a retailers, including a frozen yogurt business.
The R&D Dept.: Local Patents for 8.17.11
The patent office’s “approved” stamp has been busy lately as a ton of patents were granted for local inventors all over town including one for an airplane in Midlothian.
New Business Licenses for 8.11.11
New companies in construction, real estate, financial services and retail. And a few new restaurants.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 8.10.11
A landlord is trying to collect $130,000 in back rent and a law firm is trying to collect its fees. Plus a wrongful termination case.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 8.4.11
Tons of business lawsuits this week: A bank is trying to collect millions from a Richmond-based restaurant ownership group, plus lots of construction-related suits. And an aggrieved customer claims she was locked in the dressing room of a Leggs Hanes outlet for hours. She wants $750,000 in damages. Plus two lawyers are being sued.
New Biz Licenses for 8.4.11
New retailers (including a Chick-Fil-A in Chesterfield), construction firms and restaurants.
The R&D Dept.: Local Patents for 8.3.11
Inventions from some interesting local companies this week including a company a call The Bill Police and Wealthcare Capital Management.
Business Licenses: 7.28.11
The summer seems to spawn hordes of landscaping companies. Plus a new pizza joint and a Mexican restaurant.