The Docket

Several disputes between contractors and subcontractors reach court, a Henrico distributor files a $2 million suit over the sale of a novelty shot glass and an employee claims he was fired for talking about racial discrimination. See the full list with BizSense Pro.

Development firm sues a commercial lender for fraud, a subcontractor is accused of refusing to do repairs on an unsafe facade and Capital One is sued for discrimination and wrongful termination.

A condominium association claims the developer has not repaired common area structural defects, a former Amazon employee says she’s the victim of workplace defamation, and a wellness center says it hasn’t been paid for $226,000 in referrals.

An employee of a mall kiosk store sues for $2 million, a contractor says it’s on the hook because a subcontractor failed to procure workers’ compensation insurance and a business owner says his partners engaged in fraud.

A former insurance firm employee claims wrongful termination, the owner of a Richmond office building sues the city for $1 million for allegedly preventing access to the property and a Cowardin Avenue landlord claims a tenant is $61,000 behind on payments.

Homeowners claim a self-proclaimed design and build expert’s work didn’t live up to the billing. And several high-dollar personal injury cases, one involving a tree falling on an apartment tenant. Keep up with all the cases with BizSense Pro.

A subcontractor claims it is owed $780,000 for work performed for the Defense Intelligence Agency. And a hunter says he was shot because a Chincoteague hunting service unsafely modified a boat. Keep up with all the cases with BizSense Pro.

Employees claim they were treated unfairly at two companies, and a subcontractor claims a construction firm owes it more than $83,000. See the full list every week with BizSense Pro.

The city of Richmond is going after nearly a dozen restaurants for delinquent taxes and a real estate firm is being sued for discrimination. Plus, an investment firm files a $15 million suit and claims the defendants orchestrated a fraudulent litigation scheme in order to fund a new public high school.

A bank claims a developer is thwarting its attempts to market and sell a foreclosed property and wants $2 million for its trouble. And a surgeon says an HCA medical center is in violation of state law by not granting him admitting privileges.