The Docket: Court roundup for Sept. 18, 2014

Richmond Circuit Court

Safwat Shehata v. Edward Rose & Sons and Aerations Plus Inc.
Plaintiff says, as a resident of The Enclave, 13300 Enclave Drive, Chesterfield, he slipped and fell on ice/snow in the parking area and sustained permanent injuries.
Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $2 million.
Law firm: Michael W. Lantz of Emroch & Kilduff
Filed: 9/12/2014. CL14003987

Metropolitan Property Investments LLC v. Kaufman & Canoles, a Professional Corporation
Plaintiff says he and defendant have had an attorney-client relationship for 25-plus years, and in March 2009, defendant reviewed and revised a contract for the sale of real property owned by plaintiff, approximately .917 acres on Great Neck Road in Virginia Beach, to Lee Hall Plaza. Plaintiff says defendant, well into 2010 and without checking on the legal status of the contract, prepared a new contract for the same real estate, to be sold to Old Brandon Great Neck Associates. Based on defendant’s legal advice, plaintiff says he signed the contract with Old Brandon on or about Nov. 17, 2010. Plaintiff alleges that, through the malpractice of defendant, he was forced to defend a suit for specific performance from Lee Hall Plaza, which he lost, and forced to pay $550,000 to settle the breach of contract claim of Old Brandon Great Neck. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $940,903.
Law firm: Bradley G. Pollack
Filed: 9/12/2014. CL14003997[private]

Herbert W. Cumbea v. John M. Arnold, M.D.; Norman Douglas Boardman III, M.D.; Cedric Campbell, M.D.; Jay Napoleon, M.D.; Gary Monteiro, M.D.; and MCV Associated Physicians
Plaintiff alleges that because of defendants’ negligent acts or inactions related to shoulder replacement surgery, he suffered severe and permanent injuries to the nerves and peripheral nervous system affecting his right and left arms, elbows, hands and fingers. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $2 million.
Law firm: Thomas Stark IV and B. Craig Dunkum of Stark, Dunkum & Stark
Filed: 9/15/2014. CL14004012

LeClairRyan, a Professional Corporation v. Medici888 Corporation
Plaintiff says it rendered services to defendant and is owed a principal balance of $21,663.29.
Law firm: C. Carter Wailes of Chaplin & Gonet
Filed: 9/15/2014. CL14004016

Chesterfield Circuit Court

Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Co. a/s/o Fiorucci Foods Inc. v. Menozzi Food Technologies
Plaintiff says defendant designed and supplied a twin rail conveying system at the Fiorucci facility for the purpose of hanging meat to cure, and supervised the system’s installation. Plaintiff says the system collapsed due to improper design and caused damage to real, personal and business property. Plaintiff reimbursed Fiorucci in the amount of $1.95 million, and seeks that sum.
Law firm: James W. Barkley, Elizabeth L. Manuel and Karen M. Stemland of Morin & Barkley
Filed: 9/9/2014. CL14002817

Karen D. Gail v. RST Development LLC
Plaintiff says she stepped in a hole covered by grass on the premises next to her apartment, fell and sustained significant injuries. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $950,000.
Law firm: Mark J. Favaloro of Favaloro Law Offices
Filed: 9/11/2014. CL14002836

Justin Lebel v. Verizon Virginia LLC and S&N Communications Inc.
Plaintiff says Verizon had installed and maintains a “handhole”—a buried vault that provides access to fiber optic cables and a hub that distributes service to homes in the neighborhood—on its easement on property he leased in Midlothian. Plaintiff says he was raking leaves when he stepped on the area where the handhole vault should have been covered by substantial concrete covers, which were lying on the ground several feet away, concealed and covered by fallen leaves and debris. Plaintiff says he sustained severe injury to his L4-5 vertebral disc, which resulted in spinal surgery. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $395,000.
Law firm: Michael Owen Wells of Smith & Wells
Filed: 9/15/2014. CL14002867 [/private]

Richmond Circuit Court

Safwat Shehata v. Edward Rose & Sons and Aerations Plus Inc.
Plaintiff says, as a resident of The Enclave, 13300 Enclave Drive, Chesterfield, he slipped and fell on ice/snow in the parking area and sustained permanent injuries.
Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $2 million.
Law firm: Michael W. Lantz of Emroch & Kilduff
Filed: 9/12/2014. CL14003987

Metropolitan Property Investments LLC v. Kaufman & Canoles, a Professional Corporation
Plaintiff says he and defendant have had an attorney-client relationship for 25-plus years, and in March 2009, defendant reviewed and revised a contract for the sale of real property owned by plaintiff, approximately .917 acres on Great Neck Road in Virginia Beach, to Lee Hall Plaza. Plaintiff says defendant, well into 2010 and without checking on the legal status of the contract, prepared a new contract for the same real estate, to be sold to Old Brandon Great Neck Associates. Based on defendant’s legal advice, plaintiff says he signed the contract with Old Brandon on or about Nov. 17, 2010. Plaintiff alleges that, through the malpractice of defendant, he was forced to defend a suit for specific performance from Lee Hall Plaza, which he lost, and forced to pay $550,000 to settle the breach of contract claim of Old Brandon Great Neck. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $940,903.
Law firm: Bradley G. Pollack
Filed: 9/12/2014. CL14003997[private]

Herbert W. Cumbea v. John M. Arnold, M.D.; Norman Douglas Boardman III, M.D.; Cedric Campbell, M.D.; Jay Napoleon, M.D.; Gary Monteiro, M.D.; and MCV Associated Physicians
Plaintiff alleges that because of defendants’ negligent acts or inactions related to shoulder replacement surgery, he suffered severe and permanent injuries to the nerves and peripheral nervous system affecting his right and left arms, elbows, hands and fingers. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $2 million.
Law firm: Thomas Stark IV and B. Craig Dunkum of Stark, Dunkum & Stark
Filed: 9/15/2014. CL14004012

LeClairRyan, a Professional Corporation v. Medici888 Corporation
Plaintiff says it rendered services to defendant and is owed a principal balance of $21,663.29.
Law firm: C. Carter Wailes of Chaplin & Gonet
Filed: 9/15/2014. CL14004016

Chesterfield Circuit Court

Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Co. a/s/o Fiorucci Foods Inc. v. Menozzi Food Technologies
Plaintiff says defendant designed and supplied a twin rail conveying system at the Fiorucci facility for the purpose of hanging meat to cure, and supervised the system’s installation. Plaintiff says the system collapsed due to improper design and caused damage to real, personal and business property. Plaintiff reimbursed Fiorucci in the amount of $1.95 million, and seeks that sum.
Law firm: James W. Barkley, Elizabeth L. Manuel and Karen M. Stemland of Morin & Barkley
Filed: 9/9/2014. CL14002817

Karen D. Gail v. RST Development LLC
Plaintiff says she stepped in a hole covered by grass on the premises next to her apartment, fell and sustained significant injuries. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $950,000.
Law firm: Mark J. Favaloro of Favaloro Law Offices
Filed: 9/11/2014. CL14002836

Justin Lebel v. Verizon Virginia LLC and S&N Communications Inc.
Plaintiff says Verizon had installed and maintains a “handhole”—a buried vault that provides access to fiber optic cables and a hub that distributes service to homes in the neighborhood—on its easement on property he leased in Midlothian. Plaintiff says he was raking leaves when he stepped on the area where the handhole vault should have been covered by substantial concrete covers, which were lying on the ground several feet away, concealed and covered by fallen leaves and debris. Plaintiff says he sustained severe injury to his L4-5 vertebral disc, which resulted in spinal surgery. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $395,000.
Law firm: Michael Owen Wells of Smith & Wells
Filed: 9/15/2014. CL14002867 [/private]

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