RICHMOND, Va. -- The project that’s making way for Scott’s Addition’s first food hall has become the subject of various legal proceedings, but still looks to be moving forward.
Last month, local restaurant group EAT Restaurant Partners filed a lawsuit in Richmond Circuit Court against Commonwealth Construction Management alleging that the contractor performed deficient work on EAT’s planned food hall at 3017 W. Leigh St.
Just days after EAT filed its lawsuit, the contractor took to the offensive and filed a complaint seeking to enforce a mechanic’s lien against its client, claiming that it’s owed more than $200,000 for its work on the project.
