
Contractors suing for unpaid bills. A local bank trying to collect on a loan. And an employee alleges assault against her former employer. See all the cases each week with BizSense Pro.
Contractors suing for unpaid bills. A local bank trying to collect on a loan. And an employee alleges assault against her former employer. See all the cases each week with BizSense Pro.
A local law firm goes after two of its former attorneys who left to start their own practice. A local hotel facing a lawsuit. Get full access to the cases with BizSense Pro.
A local condo development is sued by a tenant. A slip and fall at an ice skating rink. And two contractors in a quarrel. Be the first to see all the important business cases with BizSense Pro.
Another busy docket with a suit filed by an employee who worked on the Amazon facility in Chesterfield, contractor disputes and more cases resulting from a factory fire in 2011. And the legal fallout from a bottle-throwing incident at a downtown reggae concert continues.
Noteworthy cases in all courts this week as a local homebuilder is being sued by a Glen Allen bank, a developer at Rocketts Landing is in a dispute with a contractor over allegedly faulty windows, and a former Martin’s employee is seeking $20 million from the grocer because of an alleged knife attack.
A company allegedly assumed another name so it wouldn’t have to pay a judgment. And a request by a lender asking for a special receiver for a local hotel. Plus a handful of collections efforts including a law firm trying to get more than $35,000.
Things heating up in the courts with a dispute over the sale of a business, a big bank continuing its suing streak, and contractors feuding over money Plus an unusual lawsuit involving an alleged shoplifter at Martin’s. BizSense Pro gives you full access to the cases. Email editor@richmondbizsense.com if you have questions on your subscription.
A developer that’s had trouble paying debts in the past is being sued by a personal injury lawyer. And the highly publicized bottle-throwing incident involving a reggae music star has turned even more litigious.
A slew of suits trying to collect for unpaid work. And a man’s estate fighting over a stake in a local yacht club.
A $3 million dispute over convenience stores. A local law firm suing a real estate investment company for unpaid legal bills. And SunTrust once again going after small mortgage companies.
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