A packed docket this week: a local bank wants a receiver appointed for a new Henrico hotel, claiming it hasn’t been paid millions that it lent. Plus a dispute between a chef and Bookbinder’s restaurant. And an unusual lease squabble involving a tenant who claims she was shot by another tenant, and then not allowed to break her lease, even though she’d been shot by a tenant the leasing company allowed in the building. And a bank has a confessed judgement against SportsQuest for $300,000.
The Docket
The Docket: Court Roundup for 4.12.12
More construction-related suits and judgements. Plus an injury-related lawsuit from the moon bounce at Hadad’s Lake plus a suit related to an alleged poaching of customers.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 4.5.12
More SportsQuest lawsuits. Plus a construction/development company is getting sued by three other vendors related to a projects on Hull Street. Plus a college basketball coach claims his former employer defamed him when it fired him.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 3.22.12
Lots of real estate disputes: Henrico County wants more than $1 million from a major mixed-use development. Plus a race car driver claims a motorsports company didn’t deliver a car in tip-top shape. And a former hospital worker claims she was fired for missing a day of work after her parents were injured in a car accident.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 3.15.12
A meaty docket this week: A former resident said a bedbug infestation at a nursing home caused him to get sick and then when the place closed, lose all his stuff. And another contractor has sued SportsQuest for unpaid bills. Plus banks trying to collect on real estate.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 3.8.12
The Greater Richmond Transit Co. is suing a contractor for what it claims is shoddy construction on the concrete at its new bus facility. Meanwhile a Richmond restaurant is claiming that construction at VCU disturbed customers and ruined business. Plus efforts to stop foreclosures and a few slip and falls, including a woman who said she fell in a hole in the median while trying to cross a street.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 3.1.12
A busy Docket this week including suits filed against the RRHA, a local concrete company files three suits against the same contractor, and a well-known developer is suing Henrico County over valuable land on W. Broad Street.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 2.23.12
Lots of squabbling over foreclosures. And a pair of former workers are suing their old company, claiming they were fired for refusing to break the law. Plus a woman claims she was injured walking into a bank – the door allegedly came off its hinges.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 2.16.12
A feud between dentists in Henrico. Plus a Richmond-based counseling business is getting sued by its payroll company. Two locally-based law firms are trying to collect and as usual, a few construction-related suits, including one from a contractor trying to get paid for work on a Chesterfield fire station.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 2.10.12
A massive Docket this week, with lots of developer and contractor disputes and a ton of medical malpractice lawsuits. And a computer leasing company wants to collect more than $200,000 from SunTrust while a participant of a “mud run” is suing for millions for an injury he allegedly suffered after diving into a mud pit at an event on Brown’s Island.