EventMakers-USA, which is hosting a series of concerts at Meadow Event Park in Doswell, could potentially bring a full slate of shows to the county beginning next year.
After Hours concert promoter in talks for new series in Chesterfield
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Pennsylvania law firm goes south with expansion into Richmond
Thomas, Thomas & Hafer opened its first local office last month at 1519 Huguenot Road in Midlothian.
Short Pump Hilton headed for public foreclosure auction later this month
The 254-room hotel at 12042 W. Broad St. was placed into a receivership after owner Shamin Hotels defaulted on a $45 million loan secured by the property.
Former LeClairRyan attorneys targeted in bankruptcy trustee lawsuits
The latest phase of the collapsed Richmond law firm’s bankruptcy has become a case of lawyers suing lawyers.
Real estate law firm KaneJeffries expands to Midlothian via acquisition
Sonny Hughes, a nearly four-decade veteran of the Richmond legal scene, opened the door by retiring.
CarLotz hit with multiple lawsuits by disgruntled stockholders
The used car retailer, which went public in January, has been sued at least three times in the last two months for alleged securities law violations.
Genworth relocating to Reynolds Crossing as it plots redevelopment of its Henrico campus
The company plans to cash in on the region’s thriving real estate market by turning its 45-acre campus into a mix of office, retail and residential uses.
Law giant Holland & Knight adding downtown Richmond office
Meanwhile, longtime Richmond law firm CowanGates is expanding east into Hampton Roads.
Circuit City bankruptcy headed for conclusion after nearly 13 years
Creditors of the collapsed electronics retailer received 55 cents on the dollar. Attorneys and other professionals billed the bankruptcy estate for $212 million.
Hild blames attorney, seeks acquittal or new trial as sentencing looms
The Richmond businessman convicted of fraud over an alleged bond pricing scheme claims his counsel was ineffective because of conflicts of interest.