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The following is a compilation of recent lawsuits involving area busi- nesses and organizations. These are strictly allegations that have yet to be proven in a court of law. Readers are advised to contact the parties listed, or the court, for more information con- cerning the individual claims.
HAMPDEN SUPERIOR COURT
Mark Brown v. Balise Motor Sales Co. Allegation: Employment discrimina- tion: $75,000+
Filed: 1/24/22
Daniel Ghitman as personal repre- sentative of the estate of Madelyn Ghitman v. Laura Madore, M.D.; Rob- ert Rothstein, M.D.; Ruben Vaidya, M.D.; Rachana Singh, M.D.; Amy Blake, M.D.; and Yvonne Paris, M.D. Allegation: Medical malpractice, wrongful death: $50,000+
Filed: 1/25/22
PLAC Concrete Construction LLC v. Cole TS Southwick, MA LLC Allegation: Breach of contract, unjust enrichment: $52,200
Filed: 1/26/22
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there.
“It’s been hard,” Sullivan said. “But
as soon as things get overwhelming or challenging, I look around and see how everybody here has progressed and developed and stepped up and taken ownership. They’re why I’m here — and our clients. We work with so many wonderful and talented people.”
Looking back to those initial months of COVID — again, also her initial months in charge at OTO — she was surprised by the support she received from other local engineering players.
“I had so many people reach out to me from other firms, checking in: ‘how are you doing? Do you need advice?’
“There were so many people will- ing to help and come together, differ- ent leaders from other firms and other organizations,” she went on. “There were times I was blown away by how people really do want to help other people. I made some great relation- ships with other CEOs that, two years ago, I might never have called.”
In short, Sullivan isn’t the only one trying to elevate an industry, and that’s a good thing.
“A lot of people want other people to succeed,” she said. “That’s some- thing I believe in, and that was really neat to see. It keeps me going.” u
Joseph Bednar can be reached at [email protected]
Medina Gee-Francis v. Wal-Mart Real Estate Business Trust
Allegation: Negligence; slip and fall causing personal injury: $39,627.78 Filed: 1/26/22
Germaine Kennedy v. Gleason Johnd- row Landscaping Corp.
Allegation: Negligence; slip and
fall causing personal injury: $1,377,186.96+
Filed: 2/3/22
Alycya Cook as personal representa- tive of the estate of Jassiem Tykeil Turner v. Ryder Truck Rental LT, Unit- ed Rentals Inc., and Marc Andrew Toton
Allegation: Motor-vehicle negligence, wrongful death
Filed: 2/4/22
Jeremiah Nicholls, Walter Goodrow, Wesley Dinsmore, and Richard Rup- pert on behalf of them-
selves and all others
Papken Hartunian v. Springfield Redevelopment Authority Allegation: Willful trespass, negligent trespass: $50,000
Filed: 2/7/22
similarly situated v. Suez Water Environmental Services Inc.
Allegation: Failure to pay prevailing wages
Filed: 2/4/22
Court Dockets
Daniel Davilla v. AAH Corp. d/b/a Dunkin’ Donuts
Allegation: Negligence causing per- sonal injury: $52,598+
Filed: 2/7/22
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