Another out-of-town bank enters the fray and lures crew from competitor to get started.
Hampton-based Old Point National Bank breaks into Richmond market
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Deceased lawyer’s law firm assets to be sold to former associate
Left on his own in the wake of the sudden death of his employer this summer, a local attorney is picking up some of the pieces and launching his own firm.
Lord & Taylor ducks into Richmond for bankruptcy safe haven
Like a suburban shopping mall in the 1980s, the Richmond federal courthouse is drawing in big retailers left and right – but for reasons only an attorney could love.
Judge dismisses one Lee Monument case, allows another to continue on
Robert E. Lee will continue to stand over Monument Avenue for at least another three months.
Hild trial pushed back due to coronavirus
Michael Hild’s trial had been set for October but now will be held in Manhattan in April, as he and his attorney requested more time to prepare.
Annual PGA tournament at CCV to be played without spectators in Oct.
Richmonders’ annual in-person glimpse of pro golfing legends is the latest big event to be affected by the coronavirus.
Richmond attorney’s death pushes firm into receivership, bankruptcy
His death, at age 47, left his small downtown firm in the hands of a receiver, tasked with unwinding its affairs, including dozens of ongoing cases.
RVA 25: Applications open for Richmond’s fastest-growing companies
We’re proud to open applications for the eighth class of RVA 25, our yearly ranking of the region’s fastest-growing companies, presented by Keiter.
Another retail giant comes to Richmond to file bankruptcy
The Chapter 11 filing by the parent company of Ann Taylor and Loft are the latest gift that will keep on giving for local bankruptcy attorneys, but could mean more bad news for local malls.
Savior found for shuttered Richmond printing plant’s credit union
The merger marks the end of a nearly 70-year run for the small credit union and the entrance into the Richmond market of a large Hampton Roads-based competitor.