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Brooks & Company General Contractors, Inc. v. Randy Robinson Contracting, Inc.

Date: 02-26-1999

Case Number: 980953

Judge: Melvin R. Hughes, Jr.

Court: Circuit Court, City of Richmond, Virginia

Plaintiff's Attorney: William T. Thurston, Richmond, Virginia

Defendant's Attorney: Bradley P. Marrs, Richmond, Virginia

Description:
Construction Contract Breach, Demand for Arbitration - Brooks was the general contractor on the construction of the Swift Creek Presbyterian Church in Chesterfield County and Randy Robinson Contracting was the sitework subcontractor. A controversy arose between Brooks and Robinson over whether the agreement between them included a requirement that disputes should be submitted to arbitration. When a dispute arose and Brooks demanded arbitration to recover damages for work left uncompleted by Robinson, Robinson moved the trial court for a stay pursuant to Code 8.01- 581.02(B).
Outcome:
Defendant's Verdict - The court ordered a permanent stay of arbitration.
Plaintiff's Experts:
Unknown
Defendant's Experts:
Unknown
Comments:
Affirmed by the Supreme Court of North Carolina. See 513 S.E.2d 858 (S.C. 1999). Note that the above cited date is the date of the appellate decision and not the trial date. Reported by C.H.

About This Case

What was the outcome of Brooks & Company General Contractors, Inc. v. Randy Robin...?

The outcome was: Defendant's Verdict - The court ordered a permanent stay of arbitration.

Which court heard Brooks & Company General Contractors, Inc. v. Randy Robin...?

This case was heard in Circuit Court, City of Richmond, Virginia, VA. The presiding judge was Melvin R. Hughes, Jr..

Who were the attorneys in Brooks & Company General Contractors, Inc. v. Randy Robin...?

Plaintiff's attorney: William T. Thurston, Richmond, Virginia. Defendant's attorney: Bradley P. Marrs, Richmond, Virginia.

When was Brooks & Company General Contractors, Inc. v. Randy Robin... decided?

This case was decided on February 26, 1999.