An investment management law practice led by Brian Farmer and Ed Klees made their move earlier this month.
Law firm Reed Smith poaches attorney group from Hirschler
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Whole Foods-anchored West Broad Village retail, commercial sections sell for $94M
The buyer said it likes the challenge and opportunity of having some vacant spaces to fill with new tenants and breathe new life into the mixed-use development.
Dominion to build city-block-sized electric vehicle charging park downtown
The site was previously planned to be home to 700 Canal Place, a sister tower that would have complemented its 600 Canal Place headquarters next door.
No Phil, no problem for this week’s PGA tournament at CCV
Ticket sales, sponsorships and other metrics are peaking for this year’s Dominion Energy Charity Classic, despite the absence of suspended marquee name Phil Mickelson.
CarLotz merger partner Shift gets Nasdaq delisting warning
The warning means both sides of the deal are now faced with having their stock removed from trading on Nasdaq due to their share prices lingering below $1 for too many days.
Henrico homebuilder sentenced to 30 months in prison for bankruptcy fraud
It’s the second time in a week that a member of the local real estate community has been sent to federal prison.
Investment advisory group leaves Richmond bank to launch new firm
Dover Advisors was started in August by a foursome who had been with Atlantic Union Bank’s wealth management division.
Local M.D.’s golf cocktail startup in full swing with new distribution deals
“Sitting in the dark room reading x-rays and MRIs… I like it, it’s a great career. But being out on the golf course talking cocktails is a dream come true,” Turner Lewis said of his new side gig, Fore Craft Cocktails.
Richmond-area bank deposit growth flat from last year
Three of the market’s top five banks saw their local deposits drop over the last year, while Bank of America kept a firm grip on its No. 1 spot.
With pedestrians in mind, CCV acquires home at St. Andrews and Three Chopt
“The acquisition of the property was opportunistic and not the product of a strategy of the club to acquire property near the club,” it said in a recent letter to members.