A title insurance provider says negligent actions by two law firms and another title company caused it to lose $92,000. An employee says her temporary supervisor and a senior living facility defamed her and seeks $650,000 in damages.
Second quarter earnings begin to roll in, with reports from Brink’s and two local banks. Plus, Genworth continues to pursue the sale of its Canadian mortgage arm.
This week’s patents include a testing automated process, enhanced foam, a method for reducing impurities and a juicer brush.
Several law firms have added new attorneys to their roster. A packaging manufacturer announces a new chief operating officer. New faces in real estate, marketing and more.
This week four out of our top five homes for auction are in Chesterfield County. For the entire list of foreclosures, become a BizSense Pro member.
Carvana hits a speed bump for its proposed distribution facility near Chester, a 323-acre project in Hanover gets thumbs down again on its way to county supervisors, and a five-story hotel is planned near the airport.
A $2.3 million sale of a bank building in Henrico heads this week’s list of transactions. A local consultant group leases over 10,000 square feet in Henrico as the top lease.
A plaintiff seeks damages of $500,000 alleging that a firm diverted funds originally set aside for the construction of a downtown restaurant for its own use. An attorney files a race discrimination and hostile work environment suit. The Docket is open for all BizSense Pro members.
A $4.4 million aquatic center is going up in Henrico County. Chesterfield County reports several new cabins in Pocahontas State Park. And Goochland County has a $1.3 million permit for a golf club renovation and expansion.
A new shop opens in Carytown, Stone Brewing Co. announces details for its annual festival, and WCVE hauls in a few regional Emmy awards in this month’s Newsbites.
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