The Docket

Plaintiffs say they are due $1.2 million because a defendant breached an asset purchase agreement to buy real property. A manufacturers’ representative claims two clients tried to cut them out of deals involving national clients. BizSense Pro members get full access.

A lawyer claims damages of $10 million in a defamation, conspiracy and malicious prosecution lawsuit. A subcontractor says a home builder owes more than $600,000. BizSense Pro members get full access.

A custom builder claims $1.2 million in damages because the owner of an adjacent property is refusing to allow access to complete a renovation. A landlord says it is due more than $600,000 for rent and utilities from a closed grocery store in Brook Run Shopping Center.

A mechanical and plumbing firm says it is due over $4 million for work completed at a manufacturing plant. A real estate company claims a competing brokerage is subverting its client base and poaching its staff.

A former account executive claims sexual harassment and seeks $1 million in compensation. A franchise operator claims $250,000 in damages, alleging the franchisor allowed others to work in his territory and steal business. BizSense Pro members get full access.

A developer claims that certain investment lending groups failed to provide promised funding for new and rehabilitative construction projects. BizSense Pro members get full access.

A client claims a web design company failed to deliver an updated usable site and seeks $100,000 in compensation. A brewery says it is due $73,000 because a design firm advised it to purchase non-weather-resistant furnishings for its rooftop bar.

A client says she was sexually assaulted during a massage and seeks $20 million in compensation. A former CFO claims $1.5 million in damages, alleging he was terminated because he refused to participate in illegal activity.

A slew of lawsuits this week, including plaintiffs in two cases alleging that their attorneys committed malpractice while handling litigation. BizPro members get full access.

A nonprofit digital programmer that previously operated two public television stations says Virginia Public Media owes $7.5 million under the terms of a share agreement. BizPro members get full access.