Food | News & Politics DC Sues Strip Club for Sexual Exploitation and Wage Theft Cloakroom claims it runs an "upstanding" business that treats employees with "professionalism and dignity." lawsuit, Attorney General, Cloakroom | 4 months ago
News & Politics How a Battle Over a Kids’ Gym Turned Into the Lawsuit From Hell When Unleashed Brands bought a chain of children’s gyms and began changing the way they do business, local owner Tiffany Cianci pushed back. She’s paid a heavy price. lawsuit | Jul 24, 2023
News & Politics | Real Estate A Real Estate Nightmare on Foxhall Road Two houses in DC’s Palisades were “built to perfection,” according to their developer: Steve Salis, owner of Ted’s Bulletin and Kramers. But the homeowners allege they were defrauded into buying $1.8 million lemons. Steve Salis, lawsuit, John Thompson, Modern Homes | Apr 13, 2022
Food Swanky Japanese Restaurant Entangled in Legal Drama Opens at the Wharf NaRa-Ya offers "neo-traditional" tasting menus with luxe touches Restaurant Openings Around DC, lawsuit, Japanese restaurant, NaRa-Ya | Mar 25, 2021
Food DC Restaurateurs Fire Lawsuits at Each Other Over Swanky Wharf Spots Owners of La Vie and other restaurants accuse each other of fraud and financial mismanagement La Vie, lawsuit, NaRa-Ya, Social Restaurant Group | Feb 28, 2020
Food Another Landlord Is Suing Mike Isabella The Hotel at the University of Maryland claims Kapnos Taverna owes more than $63,000 in unpaid rent. Mike Isabella, lawsuit, Kapnos Taverna | Aug 24, 2018
Food | News & Politics Landlord Sues Mike Isabella’s DC Graffiato for Unpaid Rent Douglas Development has also listed the Chinatown property for lease Mike Isabella, Graffiato, lawsuit | Jul 17, 2018
Food | News & Politics Mike Isabella and the Former Employee Accusing Him of Sexual Harassment Agree Not to Talk to the Media Lawyers for both sides declined to comment Mike Isabella, lawsuit, Chloe Caras | Apr 26, 2018
Food Lawyers Say Mike Isabella’s Nondisclosure Agreements Are Unusual While restaurant NDAs aren't altogether uncommon, they're more typically used to protect trade secrets Mike Isabella, lawsuit, nondisclosure agreements, NDA | Apr 4, 2018
