The Docket

A former VCU faculty member claims damages of $2.5 million, and a metal roofing supplier denies liability in a $250,000 suit. For the entire list, become a BizSense Pro member.

A plaintiff claims $500,000 in damages for a false arrest involving a phone case, and a developer seeks $500,000 from a law firm for what it says was inadequate representation in this week’s roundup.

A family seeks $10 million for the wrongful death of man at a local night club in January, and clerical error at a local sports store results in a suit for $2.3 million in damages in this week’s roundup.

A toll system subcontractor in Hampton Roads says it’s owed more than $5 million, and homeowners claim $650,000 in damages because trees were removed from the property they were contracted to buy.

A development group claims fraud because a $6.34 million loan never closed, and a restaurant owner says it was fraudulently induced to invest in the business and refinance a loan. See the full list weekly with BizSense Pro.

A credit union member says an unauthorized account holder withdrew nearly $500,000, and a plaintiff claims he is owed $900,000 for his investment in a Montana pipeline project. See the full list of local lawsuits weekly with BizSense Pro.

An employee says she experienced race and gender discrimination at Rite Aid, and two lawsuits claim damages against Tropical Smoothie for serving adulterated beverages. See the full list of local lawsuits weekly with BizSense Pro.

An e-vapor manufacturer claims it is owed $1.5 million for poor quality glass bottles, a contractor says it is owed $265,000 for work on the airport, and plaintiffs claim discrimination at two companies. See the full list of local lawsuits weekly with BizSense Pro.

A former bank CEO says he is due another $408,000 in a parachute payment, and a plaintiff claims proprietary information was shared with a director competitor. See the full list of local lawsuits weekly with BizSense Pro.

A technology and equipment lessor claims it is owed more than $10 million in a sale and lease agreement, and a contractor says the City of Richmond has failed to pay more than $400,000 in a renovation project. See the full list of local lawsuits weekly with BizSense Pro.