A Shockoe Slip law firm has two new outposts in Hampton Roads.
Downtown law firm expands to Tidewater
Michael Schwartz
Michael Schwartz is the editor of Richmond BizSense, and covers banking, lawsuits, finance, M&A and golf. He can be reached at [email protected] or 804-855-1037.
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Roanoke law firm setting up shop in Richmond
Gentry Locke this month opened its first local office, adding to a Roanoke outpost it has had since its inception and a Lynchburg office it opened a few years ago.
Local bank lining up Scott’s Addition branch
Despite pulling the plug on a planned downtown branch and closing a location in Hopewell as part of a round of expense cuts, a Richmond bank is moving closer to a deal for an outpost in Scott’s Addition.
One-time law firm foes are now neighbors on Broad Street
In an ironic twist following their litigious separation four years ago, attorneys from two rival law firms are back in close proximity.
Cherry Bekaert continues acquisition streak in Maryland
In a bid to expand its merger-and-acquisition advisory business, one of Richmond’s biggest accounting firms fittingly made an acquisition of its own.
Alleged Chesterfield Ponzi schemer may face ‘criminal action’
With the assets of his company and his clients still frozen, a Chesterfield man accused by the SEC of running a $5 million Ponzi scheme may soon have more than a civil lawsuit and angry investors to contend with.
Topgolf to begin construction in Henrico; land deal still pending
Six months after it earned a green light from Henrico County and with its competitor well underway on a location in Goochland, a chain of high-tech golf driving ranges appears ready to dig in on its first Richmond-area venue.
Insurer winding down in Innsbrook
A large insurance company is shutting down operations of its main Virginia brand and will close its 52-person office in Innsbrook.
LeClairRyan wants $600M Tonya Mallory lawsuit tossed
The legal battle between a downtown law firm and the former head of collapsed local blood testing company Health Diagnostic Laboratory looks to be headed to federal court.