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Chesterfield Circuit Court
Christine Chmura, Ph.D. v. Invincia Corporation
Plaintiff says she obtained a commercial auto insurance policy from defendant intended to insure her business, Chmura Economics & Analytics, and plaintiff individually, that was represented as having “broader” coverage than less expensive insurance. Plaintiff says she was struck by an uninsured motorist while riding a bicycle and suffered serious physical injuries, including bleeding on the brain, and discovered that the policy was written with only the business as the “named insured” or to those injured while operating or using the insured auto. Plaintiff says she has not been fully compensated for injuries and losses, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $2.5 million.
Law firm: Thomas H. Roberts and Andrew T. Bodoh of Thomas H. Roberts & Associates
Filed: 1/28/2014. CL14000274
Old Dominion Truck Leasing, Inc. v. BD Acquisition, LLC d/b/a Bonnie Doon Ice Cream
Plaintiff says defendant leased two commercial trucks, and when defendant defaulted on the lease, was required to purchase the two vehicles. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $256,753.51.
Law firm: C. Stinson Mundy of Moran Reeves & Conn
Filed: 1/29/2014. CL14000289[private]
Ivan Ramirez v. Bon Secours – Richmond Heath System; Bon Secours – St. Francis Medical Center, Inc. d/b/a St. Francis Medical Center; and Barbara Overton
Plaintiff says defendants, by and through the actions of Overton, falsely told Ramirez’s then employer that Ramirez had issued fraudulent CPR cards to St. Francis employees, and, as well, in doing so, had violated Bon Secours policy. As a result of the false statements, plaintiff says, he was terminated as a firefighter paramedic in Chesterfield County, then was terminated as a nurse at St. Francis. Plaintiff alleges tortious interference and seeks compensatory damages of $500,000 and punitive damages of $350,000.
Law firm: Richard F. Hawkins III of The Hawkins Law Firm
Filed: 1/30/2014. CL14000311
Stonebridge Realty Holdings, Inc. v. Stonebridge Frog, LLC; Derek Cha; and Annah Mi-Jung Kim
Plaintiff says defendant agreed to lease premises in Stonebridge Shopping Center for a Sweet Frog location, but failed to begin construction and improvement of the premises, and otherwise failed to take occupancy and begin business operations. Plaintiff says defendant also has failed to make rent payments, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $186,880.
Law firm: Charles Y. Sipe and William F. Demarest III of Goodman, Allen & Filetti
Filed: 2/3/2014. CL14000338
MGT Construction Management, Inc. v. Clements Construction L.L.C.
Plaintiff says defendant breached a subcontract agreement by failing to complete items, failing to correct deficient work and failing to supply sufficient manpower, among other charges, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $712,764.03.
Law firm: Mark C. Nanavati and G. Christopher Jones Jr. of Sinnott, Nuckols & Logan
Filed: 2/3/2014. CL14000343
Richmond Circuit Court
Dwight Snead Landscaping & Paving Co. d/b/a Dwight Snead Construction Company v. Spiniello Companies and Safeco Insurance Company of America
Plaintiff says defendant Spiniello contracted with it to perform labor and furnish materials for street repair work in Richmond, and it has not been paid $28,765.
Law firm: Thomas M. Wolf and John “Jack” M. Robb III of LeClairRyan
Filed: 1/28/2014. CL14000435
Joseph Thurston v. Skybar Inc. t/a, d/b/a Off the Hookah
Plaintiff says he was violently attacked in the club at 140 Virginia Street by four assailants known to have caused prior disturbances, arguments and fights, and that defendant allowed them to enter the premises and purchase large quantities of alcohol on the night he was attacked. Plaintiff says he received permanent injuries and seeks judgment in principal sum of $500,000.
Law firm: Brody R. Reid and Brooke T. Alexander of Reid Goodwin
Filed: 1/29/2014. CL14000503
Teresa Matthews v. Little Buffalo Service Center, Inc.; Michael Overbey; Michael T. Overbey; Mike Overbey d/b/a Little Buffalo Service Center, Inc.; and Earlie R. Puryear
Plaintiff says defendant, through employee and agent Overbey at the service center in Buffalo Junction, dropped a large tractor tire onto her foot while attempting to load it onto her trailer by hand, causing injuries. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $75,000.
Law firm: Robert W. O’Neal of Cannella & O’Neal
Filed: 1/31/2014. CL14000528
Sherry L. Marotta, personal representative of Joseph Briggs Marotta, deceased, and executor of his estate v. Deere & Company and James River Equipment, Inc.
Plaintiff says a John Deere loader being used by decedent was sold without its “Boom Lock,” thereby making it unsafe for use. Plaintiff says decedent was working near the loader, which moves earth, when the grapple of the loader fell, causing his death. Plaintiff alleges breach of warranties and negligence and seeks judgment in principal sum of $25 million.
Law firm: Thomas H. Roberts and Andrew T. Bodoh of Thomas H. Roberts & Associates
Filed: 2/4/2014. CL14000554[/private]
Docket Delivered: If you need a copy of the full file of any court case, try BizSense’s Docket Delivered. The paid service will copy and drop off any case to your firm, saving you the hassle of going to the courthouse and fighting the lines. Please email [email protected] to have any case delivered to you.
Chesterfield Circuit Court
Christine Chmura, Ph.D. v. Invincia Corporation
Plaintiff says she obtained a commercial auto insurance policy from defendant intended to insure her business, Chmura Economics & Analytics, and plaintiff individually, that was represented as having “broader” coverage than less expensive insurance. Plaintiff says she was struck by an uninsured motorist while riding a bicycle and suffered serious physical injuries, including bleeding on the brain, and discovered that the policy was written with only the business as the “named insured” or to those injured while operating or using the insured auto. Plaintiff says she has not been fully compensated for injuries and losses, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $2.5 million.
Law firm: Thomas H. Roberts and Andrew T. Bodoh of Thomas H. Roberts & Associates
Filed: 1/28/2014. CL14000274
Old Dominion Truck Leasing, Inc. v. BD Acquisition, LLC d/b/a Bonnie Doon Ice Cream
Plaintiff says defendant leased two commercial trucks, and when defendant defaulted on the lease, was required to purchase the two vehicles. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $256,753.51.
Law firm: C. Stinson Mundy of Moran Reeves & Conn
Filed: 1/29/2014. CL14000289[private]
Ivan Ramirez v. Bon Secours – Richmond Heath System; Bon Secours – St. Francis Medical Center, Inc. d/b/a St. Francis Medical Center; and Barbara Overton
Plaintiff says defendants, by and through the actions of Overton, falsely told Ramirez’s then employer that Ramirez had issued fraudulent CPR cards to St. Francis employees, and, as well, in doing so, had violated Bon Secours policy. As a result of the false statements, plaintiff says, he was terminated as a firefighter paramedic in Chesterfield County, then was terminated as a nurse at St. Francis. Plaintiff alleges tortious interference and seeks compensatory damages of $500,000 and punitive damages of $350,000.
Law firm: Richard F. Hawkins III of The Hawkins Law Firm
Filed: 1/30/2014. CL14000311
Stonebridge Realty Holdings, Inc. v. Stonebridge Frog, LLC; Derek Cha; and Annah Mi-Jung Kim
Plaintiff says defendant agreed to lease premises in Stonebridge Shopping Center for a Sweet Frog location, but failed to begin construction and improvement of the premises, and otherwise failed to take occupancy and begin business operations. Plaintiff says defendant also has failed to make rent payments, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $186,880.
Law firm: Charles Y. Sipe and William F. Demarest III of Goodman, Allen & Filetti
Filed: 2/3/2014. CL14000338
MGT Construction Management, Inc. v. Clements Construction L.L.C.
Plaintiff says defendant breached a subcontract agreement by failing to complete items, failing to correct deficient work and failing to supply sufficient manpower, among other charges, and seeks judgment in principal sum of $712,764.03.
Law firm: Mark C. Nanavati and G. Christopher Jones Jr. of Sinnott, Nuckols & Logan
Filed: 2/3/2014. CL14000343
Richmond Circuit Court
Dwight Snead Landscaping & Paving Co. d/b/a Dwight Snead Construction Company v. Spiniello Companies and Safeco Insurance Company of America
Plaintiff says defendant Spiniello contracted with it to perform labor and furnish materials for street repair work in Richmond, and it has not been paid $28,765.
Law firm: Thomas M. Wolf and John “Jack” M. Robb III of LeClairRyan
Filed: 1/28/2014. CL14000435
Joseph Thurston v. Skybar Inc. t/a, d/b/a Off the Hookah
Plaintiff says he was violently attacked in the club at 140 Virginia Street by four assailants known to have caused prior disturbances, arguments and fights, and that defendant allowed them to enter the premises and purchase large quantities of alcohol on the night he was attacked. Plaintiff says he received permanent injuries and seeks judgment in principal sum of $500,000.
Law firm: Brody R. Reid and Brooke T. Alexander of Reid Goodwin
Filed: 1/29/2014. CL14000503
Teresa Matthews v. Little Buffalo Service Center, Inc.; Michael Overbey; Michael T. Overbey; Mike Overbey d/b/a Little Buffalo Service Center, Inc.; and Earlie R. Puryear
Plaintiff says defendant, through employee and agent Overbey at the service center in Buffalo Junction, dropped a large tractor tire onto her foot while attempting to load it onto her trailer by hand, causing injuries. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $75,000.
Law firm: Robert W. O’Neal of Cannella & O’Neal
Filed: 1/31/2014. CL14000528
Sherry L. Marotta, personal representative of Joseph Briggs Marotta, deceased, and executor of his estate v. Deere & Company and James River Equipment, Inc.
Plaintiff says a John Deere loader being used by decedent was sold without its “Boom Lock,” thereby making it unsafe for use. Plaintiff says decedent was working near the loader, which moves earth, when the grapple of the loader fell, causing his death. Plaintiff alleges breach of warranties and negligence and seeks judgment in principal sum of $25 million.
Law firm: Thomas H. Roberts and Andrew T. Bodoh of Thomas H. Roberts & Associates
Filed: 2/4/2014. CL14000554[/private]