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million in compensatory damages, plus punitive and treble damages.
9. “Fraud and/or constructive fraud.” The suit lists 13 specific allegations it claims constitute fraud. Damages requested: $2.5 million in compensatory, plus punitive and treble damages.
10. “Conspiracy to injure another in its trade, business, or profession.” “Pamela and Clydetta Lynn combined, associated, agreed, mutually undertook, concerted, and/or consorted in and among themselves and with WCDSI, Alice King, [William A.] Beeton [Jr.], [Robert] Miller, and/or [William] Bassett, with the intent and for the purpose of willfully and maliciously injuring Wakefield School in its reputation, trade, business, and/or profession,” according to the suit.
Alice King is a Lynn family friend w'ho has been active in school affairs in the past. William A. Beeton Jr. is chairman of the Wakefield CDS board and a Fairfax attorney. Robert Miller and William Bassett are Fauquier County attorneys who tried to set up an independent trust, EDUCO, to take possession of the property >fi^m Clydetta Lynn. Count 10 asks for $1.5 million in compensatory damages, plus punitive and treble damages.
The 10 counts listed above were filed after Judge Horne granted Wakefield-Marshall the right to file an amended bill of complaint following a December hearing.
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