Richmond Circuit Court
Eloise W. Tucker v. The Woodland Inc.
Plaintiff, a resident of the retirement community in Farmville, says she fell and suffered permanent injuries because automatic doors closed on her. Plaintiff alleges defendant knew of the dangerous condition and seeks judgment in principal sum of $1 million.
Law firm: David L. Epperly Jr. of Epperly & Follis
Field: 10/6/2014. CL14004360
Vinceretta Reid v. Altria Group Inc.
Plaintiff says defendant did not provide a safe route to the portable bathroom at the Richmond Jazz Festival Aug. 10, 2013, and as a result, she fell and sustained injuries when she stepped into a hole covered by cut grass. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $425,000.
Law firm: Irving M. Blank of ParisBlank
Filed: 10/8/2014. CL14004374
David Edmonson v. 7-Eleven Inc.
Plaintiff says he was walking to the coffee station in the store at Main and Harrison streets when he slipped and fell on a wet floor. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $70,000.
Law firm: Keith B. Marcus of ParisBlank
Filed: 10/8/2014. CL14004388 [private]
Ronald I. Fogg, individually, and Williams & Fogg Heating, Air, Plumbing & Electrical v. Unlimited Restoration Specialist Inc.; Rob Lesniewski; Jack Leonard Harrison; John David Adwell Jr.; and Daniel Robert Mayhew
Plaintiff says Williams & Fogg was hired to rebuild the shell of Zorba’s Restaurant following a fire on or about Jan. 3, 2011, by Unlimited Restoration, of which Lesniewski was general manager. Plaintiff says in November it was ordered off the property, and all company employees, including the three other defendants, were banned from the site, but that his workers entered into a separate agreement with Unlimited and finished the construction. Plaintiff alleges breach of contract and conspiracy to maliciously and intentionally harm plaintiff’s business and seeks compensatory damages of $750,000 and punitive damages of $350,000.
Law firm: Pro se
Filed: 10/10/2014. CL14004420
Chesterfield Circuit Court
Yard Works LLC v. ORC Grounds Management Inc. and David J. Cooke
Plaintiff says defendant purchased landscaping materials and owes a principal balance of $54,768.80.
Law firm: William H. Shewmake and John “Jack” M. Robb III of LeClairRyan
Filed: 10/6/2014. CL14003079
Earl J. Braxton v. Steven A. Swift; SSwift Auto Body LLC; and VA CARS, Inc.
Plaintiff says he purchased a vehicle from VA CARS, and it was sent to SSwift because the bumper needed repair. When plaintiff went to get it, he says he was directed to the back of the shop where he was set upon by a large dog. When he began retreating, plaintiff says he lost his balance and fell backwards to the floor, causing serious injuries. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $396,214.
Law firm: S. Michel Glass, The Joel Bieber Firm
Filed: 10/7/2014. CL14003082
Tim R. Leach d/b/a All About Gutters v. Jennifer Gooding; Richmond Gutter Cleaning Co.; and Jesse H. Stretch
Plaintiff says Gooding, as his office manager, conspired with Stretch in order to form a competing business by wrongfully using his protected customer lists and pricing information. Plaintiff seeks an injunction preventing defendants from contacting customers and ordering defendants to surrender all lists and documentation belonging to plaintiff, and damages in the principal sum of $48,000.
Law firm: John B Mann
Filed: 10/8/2014. CL14003095 [/private]
Richmond Circuit Court
Eloise W. Tucker v. The Woodland Inc.
Plaintiff, a resident of the retirement community in Farmville, says she fell and suffered permanent injuries because automatic doors closed on her. Plaintiff alleges defendant knew of the dangerous condition and seeks judgment in principal sum of $1 million.
Law firm: David L. Epperly Jr. of Epperly & Follis
Field: 10/6/2014. CL14004360
Vinceretta Reid v. Altria Group Inc.
Plaintiff says defendant did not provide a safe route to the portable bathroom at the Richmond Jazz Festival Aug. 10, 2013, and as a result, she fell and sustained injuries when she stepped into a hole covered by cut grass. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $425,000.
Law firm: Irving M. Blank of ParisBlank
Filed: 10/8/2014. CL14004374
David Edmonson v. 7-Eleven Inc.
Plaintiff says he was walking to the coffee station in the store at Main and Harrison streets when he slipped and fell on a wet floor. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $70,000.
Law firm: Keith B. Marcus of ParisBlank
Filed: 10/8/2014. CL14004388 [private]
Ronald I. Fogg, individually, and Williams & Fogg Heating, Air, Plumbing & Electrical v. Unlimited Restoration Specialist Inc.; Rob Lesniewski; Jack Leonard Harrison; John David Adwell Jr.; and Daniel Robert Mayhew
Plaintiff says Williams & Fogg was hired to rebuild the shell of Zorba’s Restaurant following a fire on or about Jan. 3, 2011, by Unlimited Restoration, of which Lesniewski was general manager. Plaintiff says in November it was ordered off the property, and all company employees, including the three other defendants, were banned from the site, but that his workers entered into a separate agreement with Unlimited and finished the construction. Plaintiff alleges breach of contract and conspiracy to maliciously and intentionally harm plaintiff’s business and seeks compensatory damages of $750,000 and punitive damages of $350,000.
Law firm: Pro se
Filed: 10/10/2014. CL14004420
Chesterfield Circuit Court
Yard Works LLC v. ORC Grounds Management Inc. and David J. Cooke
Plaintiff says defendant purchased landscaping materials and owes a principal balance of $54,768.80.
Law firm: William H. Shewmake and John “Jack” M. Robb III of LeClairRyan
Filed: 10/6/2014. CL14003079
Earl J. Braxton v. Steven A. Swift; SSwift Auto Body LLC; and VA CARS, Inc.
Plaintiff says he purchased a vehicle from VA CARS, and it was sent to SSwift because the bumper needed repair. When plaintiff went to get it, he says he was directed to the back of the shop where he was set upon by a large dog. When he began retreating, plaintiff says he lost his balance and fell backwards to the floor, causing serious injuries. Plaintiff seeks judgment in principal sum of $396,214.
Law firm: S. Michel Glass, The Joel Bieber Firm
Filed: 10/7/2014. CL14003082
Tim R. Leach d/b/a All About Gutters v. Jennifer Gooding; Richmond Gutter Cleaning Co.; and Jesse H. Stretch
Plaintiff says Gooding, as his office manager, conspired with Stretch in order to form a competing business by wrongfully using his protected customer lists and pricing information. Plaintiff seeks an injunction preventing defendants from contacting customers and ordering defendants to surrender all lists and documentation belonging to plaintiff, and damages in the principal sum of $48,000.
Law firm: John B Mann
Filed: 10/8/2014. CL14003095 [/private]