A new restaurant on S. Laburnum Ave, a new vet in Chesterfield and a new architecture firm.
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The Docket: Court Roundup for 2.1.11
Lots of real-estate-related cases this week, and more fallout from Justin French. Plus a plaintiff wants $5 million from the Byrd Theater after a board gave way while he/she was cleaning the organ, which resulted in a loss of an eye.
Lease close on Circuit City headquarters
A commercial real estate landmark in Western Henrico is close to getting a new tenant as a growing employer in Richmond looks to consolidate from three local offices into one.
Business Licenses 1.27.11
Some neat names this week: Edible Blessings Bakery and Big Love Marketing Agency. Plus a new sound studio and real estate firm.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 1.25.11
A laboratory claims a former executive used company assets. A lender is trying to recover funds from an ambulance authority. Plus a billboard company is trying to collect from a Hampton Inn that didn’t pay its bill and lots of landlords trying to collect rent. And of course some slip and falls, including one at an ice skating rink.
Business Licenses 1.20.11
New licenses from general contractors a dentist and a courier service. Plus a new pizza place on Forest Hill Ave.
The R&D Dept.: Local patents for 1.19.11
The latest local patents include a closet with a built-in piggy bank, a bridge system for stringed instruments, a blender and a kitchen appliance that can keep food hot and cold at the same time.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 1.19.11
Some fascinating cases this week: a former employee allegedly opened bank accounts in the name of his former employer and then took out money, and now the company is suing the bank. Plus collections efforts from a handful of banks. Please also note, specific cases are available to BizSense Pro subscribers for an additional charge. BizSense will email the case to you.
Business Licenses 1.13.11
A new investment bank/advisor in Henrico and some new restaurants.
The Docket: Court Roundup for 1.11.11
Landlords, a bank and a supplier of food to restaurants are all trying to collect. Plus a suit alleging that a business that wired money was taking some of it. And of course some slip and falls, this week at a Wendy’s and Short Pump Town Center.