The Docket

Downtown apartment projects bring two cases this week: An acquisition company claims $2.75 million for fraud because the seller of several buildings didn’t disclose known defects, and a construction management company says it is owed at least $750,000 for its services. And a woman claims the tip of her finger was chopped off in a reclining sleeper chair at a hospital. Keep up with all the cases with BizSense Pro.

A machinery company is sued after a construction worker is killed on the job, the city gets a lawsuit after rejecting a FOIA request, and an amusement park visitor files a suit over a Halloween prank gone awry. Keep up with all the cases with BizSense Pro.

A minority owner of a hotel alleges conversion and conspiracy, a primary care group is named in two lawsuits with claims totaling $8 million and several lease and contract disputes. Get BizSense Pro to see the full docket each week.

A property owner says his law firm brokered two deals for the same piece of property and wants nearly a million in compensation. And an insurer claims damages of $1.95 million in the collapse of a meat hanging system. BizSense Pro gives you access to local lawsuits every week.

A former homeowners association manager says she was defamed and wants $7 million in damages, and a well-known family claims a life insurer paid a woman who was neither an owner nor beneficiary of a trust the cash surrender value of two policies. See the full docket with BizSense Pro.

A law firm is sued for $5M over claims of malpractice. Plus a woman says her daughter choked to death at a special needs camp because of poor training and supervision of employees. And personal injury cases involving retinal detachment and a falling soda bottle. BizSense Pro gives you access to all the lawsuits each week.

A construction firm claims ones of its former owners misappropriated company funds. Plus a dispute over a lease in Shockoe Bottom. And another construction company is sued over work at a Henrico County fire station. BizSense Pro gives you access to all the lawsuits each week.

A packed docket this week as a well-known Richmond law firm is a plaintiff in one case and a defendant in a $4 million case brought by the former owner of a big pet products company. Plus a ton of other high-dollar cases. Go BizSense Pro to stay up-to-date with the weekly Docket.

Two commercial landlords are going after tenants for defaulted leases, with one owing nearly $800,000. Several contractor disputes, a freight dispute and a local bowling alley being sued. Go BizSense Pro to get up-to-date intel on Richmond businesses.

A mortgage company sued by its landlord for unpaid rent. A patron of a popular downtown bar claims he was put in a “full nelson” by bouncers and fell down the stairs. And a masonry company is on the hook for $3 million judgement from a major bank. Go BizSense Pro to see all of the week’s cases.