George Markopoulos & companies sued by contractors for over $350,000 between 2014-2017
George Markopoulos and his companies have been sued by contractors for unpaid work throughout his career. But in just the last 3 years, he and his companies were taken to court by contractors for over $350,000.
1. Doma Moving & Storage sued George Markopoulos & Praedium Development for $15,000.00 on 7/19/2017.
See the court records for George Markopoulos unpaid contractor Doma lawsuit here. The case is still pending, with a last activity date on December 26, 2017. Doma sued George Markopoulos in July 2017.
2. Matt's Lawn Care LLC sued Praedium Development Corp, Prairie Common Holdings & Woodmar Hammond LLC for $54,853.00 on 08/12/2014.
More details on Cook County Court Case 2014-L-008420 where George Markopoulos and Praedium Development were sued by a contractor can be found here.
3. Rieth-Riley sued Woodmar Hammond LLC & Prairie Common Holdings LLC for $277,171.00 in 02/2013.
The Times of Northwest Indiana covered this George Markopoulos unpaid contractor lawsuit case here.
In November 2011, Woodmar Hammond LLC hired Rieth-Riley, an asphalt and paving company, to provide paving services for parking lot improvements on Lot 1 of the Woodmar Shopping Center in Hammond, IN. In November and December 2011, Rieth-Riley completed the work as agreed to in the contract, but never received payment from Woodmar Hammond LLC. In February 2012, Rieth-Riley executed and recorded a mechanic’s lien against Lot 1 for the principal amount of $251,800 plus interest and attorney fees.
The Indiana Court of Appeals issued an opinion on the matter in its final Praedium Development lawsuit verdict.
4. ComEd sued George Markopoulos and Grand Halsted LLC for $7,880.39 on 10/25/2013
In 2013, ComEd sued Grand Halsted LLC, a holding of George Markopoulos, in the amount of $7,880.39. The court file for this George Markopoulos real estate lawsuit can be found here.
5. Airy's Inc sued Praedium Development for $10,338.00 in 03/05/2010
George Markopoulos was sued by Tinley Park-based construction contractor Airy's Inc in 2010.
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