The Docket: Local court roundup for 7.10.25

Chesterfield Circuit Court

Old Dominion Floor Company, Inc. v. Commonwealth Restoration Specialists LLC
Plaintiff says defendant has failed to pay for materials purchased on an open account and seeks judgment of $33,588.72.
Attorneys: R. Glen Morgan
Filed: 6/27/2025
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Jose Burke and Mary Beth Burke v. Modern Structure Homes, LLC
Plaintiffs say they entered into an agreement with defendant for a residential addition project based upon fraudulent reviews and endorsements and provided a $25,000 deposit, and after discovering the fraudulent endorsements and after seeing defendant’s work preparing a site for concrete slab, terminated the agreement, but defendant has refused to return the deposit. Plaintiffs seeks judgment of $125,000.
Attorneys: D. Michael Faust and Clayton P. Daffron of Old Dominion Trial Lawyers
Filed: 6/30/2025
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Kapitus Servicing, Inc. v. Tough Fleets d/b/a Pro Fleets/Pro Tune Ups; and Luke Watkins
Plaintiff says the Colorado business is in default of a forward purchase agreement and seeks judgment in the principal amount of $235,177.67.
Attorneys: Nhon H. Nguyen of Nguyen | Ballato
Filed: 6/30/2025
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Landstar Ranger, Inc. v. Airmax Logistics, Inc.
Plaintiff says between September 2024 and February 2025, it arranged for the tendering of 65 shipments to defendant, and defendant has failed to pay $133,815 due.
Attorneys: John T. Husk of The Law Office of Seaton & Husk
Filed: 7/2/2025
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TFT Solutions LLC v. Anchor Impact Group, Inc. d/b/a The Anchor Group
Plaintiff says it entered into an equity purchase agreement to transfer its interest in two groups to defendant effective Jan. 15, 2025, for $4 million, with payments spread out after an initial $1.5 million payment on/before April 30. Plaintiff says defendant has failed to make the contractual payments and seeks judgment of $3.9 million, and preliminary and permanent injunctive relief.
Attorneys: Harris D. Butler III and Paul M. Falabella of Butler Curwood
Filed: 7/2/2025
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Brenda Butler v. Vivint, LLC
Plaintiff says defendant lied to induce her to enter into a contract for a smart home automation system, to make withdrawals from her bank account for amounts she never owed, and to use her home security system as a tool for harassment. Plaintiff seeks compensatory damages of $405,000, and punitive, $350,000.
Attorneys: Drew D. Sarrett of Consumer Litigation Associates
Filed: 7/2/2025
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Richie Steward Jr. v. Falling Creek Farms Recreational Association
Plaintiff says on/about July 4, 2024, he was injured while descending a plastic stair unit at the Falling Creek pool, which was not properly secured to the pool, causing the unit to be unstable and to move, causing him to fall and rupture a tendon in his left leg and knee, necessitating surgery. Plaintiff asks judgment of $450,000.
Attorneys: F. Neil Cowan of CowanGates
Filed: 7/3/2025
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Henrico Circuit Court

Peninsula Fire Protection, Inc. v. Dominion Construction Partners
Plaintiff says it was a subcontractor on a project at 10945 Nuckols Road, and defendant has failed to pay $83,488.98 due.
Attorneys: Robert Keith Caudle III of Caudle and Caudle
Filed: 6/30/2025
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Kapitus Servicing, Inc. v. High Point, LLC d/b/a Innovative Circuits; and Innovative Circuits LLC d/b/a Innovative Circuits
Plaintiff says the Tennessee business is in default of a forward purchase agreement and seeks judgment in the principal amount of $227,079.50.
Attorneys: Nhon H. Nguyen of Nguyen | Ballato
Filed: 6/30/2025
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Beckman Coulter, Inc. v. StageZero Life Sciences, Inc.
Plaintiff says it supplied diagnostic equipment and associated regent products to defendant, formerly known as Innovative Diagnostic Lab, and under a contract that began in 2013, defendant was required to order a minimum number of regents and to make payments as they became due. Plaintiff says defendant has defaulted and seeks judgment of $562,932.97.
Attorneys: David H. Gouger
Filed: 6/30/2025
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Locus Bank, Inc. f/k/a VCC Bank v. Joyebells LLC; Eric A. Moore; and Joy D. Berry-Moore
Plaintiff says defendant has defaulted on a business loan agreement, with plaintiff holding a lien on substantially all property of Joyebells, and seeks judgment of not less than $344,489.74 and immediate possession of the collateral.
Attorneys: Robert H. Chappell III and Christopher A. Hurley of Spotts Fain
Filed: 6/30/2025
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Dena Messina, administrator of the estate of Harris Williams, deceased v. Springhome Management CG, LLC d/b/a Chestnut Grove, a Senior Living Facility
Plaintiff says due to negligence of defendant, decedent sustained multiple falls, including one Jan. 10, 2023, resulting in blunt force trauma to the head and his death the next day. Plaintiff asks judgment of $10 million.
Attorneys: Ellen C. Bognar and Randall Lee Appleton of Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen
Filed: 7/1/2025
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Richmond Circuit Court

Richmond Terminal, LLC v. Park My Fleet, LLC
Plaintiff says beginning September 2022, defendant leased commercial premises at 6110 Jefferson Davis Highway and is in default and has abandoned the premises. Plaintiff seeks judgment of not less than $1,257,622.63.
Attorneys: James C. Cosby of O’Hagan Meyer
Filed: 6/26/2025
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Faith Thompson and Nirome Parker v. Enterprise Community Development and Enterprise Residential, LLC
Plaintiff says the owner and manager of a residential building at 1224 E. Brookland Park Blvd. hired a “maintenance man” who became irate when plaintiffs notified him of issues requiring repair, at the point he threatened to shoot them both. Plaintiffs say they reported the threat to defendants, who did not take any action, and on April 23, 2025, the man used his access to the property to enter the building and shoot them. Plaintiffs allege negligence and seek compensatory damages of $1 million.
Attorneys: Christopher Getty of Morgan & Morgan
Filed: 6/27/2025
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Hull Street Senior, LP and Hull Street Parcel 3, LLC v. Youngblood, Tyler & Associates, P.C. and Adam Nathan Werner
Plaintiff says beginning February 2020, Youngblood provided civil engineering design for The Arbors at Hull Street project, an apartment complex designed for seniors. Plaintiff says as part of the scope of the work, Youngblood and Werner designed the stormwater management system and were to perform construction administration and management for the project. Plaintiff says the design for January 2020 and January 2022 site plans, which were approved by the city, was that the site would have two separate stormwater management systems that would connect and be pumped into the existing sewer system along Hull Street Road. Plaintiff says after construction began, they determined the representations by defendants were incorrect, with one of the basins not having the right to connect to the ditch, and defendants redesigned the plan and construction commenced. Plaintiff says Andrew Browning, president of Youngblood, took over the project from Werner (whose license was revoked by the Virginia Board of Architects, Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, Certified Interior Designers and Landscape Architects) on/about June 18, 2024, and in October Browning informed plaintiff that there were issues that required revisions to approved plans and a redevelopment of the stormwater management system. Plaintiff says after retaining AES Consulting Engineers, it was determined that the underlying calculations for the original plan were faulty, and the design and redesign was flawed from the outset. Plaintiff says they are unable to complete construction for the project in a timely and proper fashion due to the faulty design and are forced to revise the site plans, losing valuable developable land. Plaintiff alleges professional malpractice and fraud and seeks damages of $14 million.
Attorneys: Timothy O. Trant II and Ahmed E. Mohamed Khali of Kaufman & Canoles
Filed: 6/30/2025
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Stone Central, Inc. t/a Classic Granite and Marble, Inc. v. AT&T Mobility National Accounts LLC; AT&T Mobility Services, Inc.; and New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC d/b/a AT&T Mobility
Plaintiff says defendants breached a contract by overbilling plaintiff and failing to honor discounts offered, and seeks judgment of $150,000.
Attorneys: Bradley P. Marrs and Patrick C. Henry II of Marrs & Henry
Filed: 7/1/2025
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