Two homeowners file suits against roofing companies, saying they didn’t get what they paid for, and a swim club management company claims damages of $460,000 for breach of contract and civil conspiracy. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
Two contractors say they haven’t been paid for completed services, and a developer claims design and construction work were deficit for an apartment project in Church Hill. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
A realty company says its accounting firm caused losses of nearly $29 million, and a housekeeping employee claims $1 million in damages for unwanted sexual contact and comments. The Docket is open to all BizSense Pro members.
A design/contracting firm claims $650,000 in damages, saying its business was ruined by a restaurant client of long-standing, and a fire cleanup company says it is due $65,000 for its services. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
Two plaintiffs claim personal and property damages against landlords who they say failed to manage or remediate mold, and a landscaping company says it is due nearly $50,000 for services for a grocery chain. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
A contractor claims $250,000 in damages for incomplete work, and a roofing company says it hasn’t been paid $200,000 on two projects. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
An investment group wants $3.35 million in a suit involving an iconic Richmond estate, and a cardiology program director seeks $15 million in damages, claiming other physicians defamed him, causing him to lose his position. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
A glamping and events company claims it was fraudulently induced to sell and wants $875,000 in damages, and a local seminary says it is due $300,000 for a specially designed chiller that has never operated properly. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
A title/settlement company says it mistakenly transferred funds from two closings to an unrelated company account, which refuses to return the nearly $500,000, and the Virginia Economic Development Authority wants the return of $600,000 awarded as a grant to reopen and run a foundry operation in Radford. Read the docket every week as a BizSense Pro member.
An insurer claims a law firm is responsible for the loss of $123,000 because it wired funds from a real estate closing to a fraudulent bank account, and a janitorial service owner says he is due $464,000 in the sale of the business. The full list of cases is open for BizSense Pro members.
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