The Docket

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.

A technology and equipment lessor claims it is owed $441,000, and two CSX employees who say they were injured in a train crash due to negligence file $5 million suits.

A mother seeks $5 million in damages for her daughter, saying a landlord knew of lead poisoning dangers but took no action, and a freight carrier claims it shouldn’t be responsible for paying up to $450,000 to a vendor.

A contractor says defective work cost it $750,000, and a developer claims $300,000 in damages from an engineering firm because of a flawed property analysis. For the entire docket, become a BizSense Pro member.

A nursing assistant says she was fired from a senior facility after complaining of safety violations, and an architecture firm says it hasn’t been paid for a project in Petersburg.

More lawsuits arise from construction of The Tiber condo project, with three former partners each seeking $3 million, and a company claims $500,000 in compensatory damages when another doesn’t produce a piece of equipment. To get all the cases, become a BizSense Pro member.

A road builder says Chesterfield County owes $7.5 million for a Route 10 project, and a plaintiff accuses a food franchiser of fraud and seeks $3 million. Become a BizSense Pro member and read the entire list of cases.

An electrical subcontractor for several downtown projects claims it is owed $320,000, and an attorney says he was defamed by a chiropractor and wants damages of $1.35 million.

A contractor claims damages of $1.4 million concerning the expansion of a senior living facility, and an addiction treatment center accuses a competitor of diverting its calls and stealing clients.

In this week’s legal filings, a plaintiff seeks $500,000 in damages, claiming a replica headstock installed on its property is a danger to people and property.