The Icon at 3200 W. Broad St. will be VACU’s 21st location and it will follow the credit union’s other new branch at Carytown Place shopping center.
Virginia Credit Union expanding again with first branch in Scott’s Addition
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Chase Bank continues local expansion, planning new spot on Hull Street Road
When Chase Bank’s retail division first began its Richmond market entrance in 2018, it set a goal of opening 10 local branches within five years. Four years in, that mark is well within reach and the company says it isn’t planning to stop there. The bank opened its eighth local storefront this month and announced… Read more »
Matson spars with LandAmerica estate from his minimum-security prison
The former LeClairRyan attorney is incarcerated in West Virginia, but the successor trustee on the case continues to pursue a lawsuit against him seeking hundreds of thousands in damages.
Merger of Roanoke, Norfolk law firms to bring Richmond offices together
The Richmond outposts of two soon-to-merge Virginia law firms won’t have far to go when it comes time to combine their local operations.
$21M settlement pending in LeClairRyan-UnitedLex dispute
It’s the second multi-million-dollar settlement to result from the trustee’s lawsuit against UnitedLex, which was initially sued in the case for $128 million in damages.
Virginia Credit Union to open Carytown branch in former Panera storefront
The branch expansion comes as the $5 billion credit union awaits a decision in its years-long dispute with bankers over an expansion of a different sort.
Hild awaits judge’s ruling after lawyers spar over acquittal or new trial
The embattled Richmond businessman faces a combined maximum of 115 years in prison on counts including securities fraud, mail fraud and bank fraud.
Part of Willow Lawn apartment project shelved as Pulse parking pondered
Henrico and GRTC are considering a westward extension of the Pulse line to allow for a commuter park-and-ride lot.
Aptly named indoor golf venue opening
Indoor Golf RVA, owned by two brothers from a golfing family, aims to open next month in Spy Rock’s new Broad Street development, The Ella.
Truist-owned insurance firm takes big block of space in West Broad Village
McGriff is settling into its new 7,500 square feet at 2200 Old Brick Road, which was previously home to a satellite of the Children’s Museum of Richmond.