Bristol Development Group says its Artistry at Winterfield and Tapestry West apartments will remain on schedule.
Construction firm Katerra’s bankruptcy filing won’t stall apartment projects
Law
LeClairRyan trustee wins bid to keep Matson settlement details sealed
The decision came much to the chagrin of UnitedLex, a legal services firm that is owed $8 million from LCR and is in the midst of litigation with its trustee.
LeClairRyan bankruptcy trustee looks to sell off law firm’s accounts receivable
The trustee also has asked to seal certain records from public view, particularly those related to former LeClairRyan general counsel Bruce Matson.
Hild sentencing date pushed back after he hires new lawyer
The former CEO of Chesterfield-based mortgage company Live Well Financial was found guilty of a massive bond pricing scam.
Henrico apartment complex sells for $35M via endangered 1031 exchange
Capital Square’s sale of the Maple Springs Apartments was its latest involving the tax-deferrable investment property swaps, which would be cut under the proposed American Families Act.
Lawsuit between Carpenter Co. and foam maker’s former president dismissed
The $18 million wrongful termination and defamation claim filed by Michael Lowery was dismissed after the two sides “compromised.”
Jury begins deliberations in Hild trial
The former Live Well Financial CEO took the stand in his own defense this week and sobbed while describing his company’s collapse.
Disbarred former LeClairRyan attorney Bruce Matson shells out more money to LandAmerica bankruptcy estate
Matson also recently reached a settlement with the LeClairRyan bankruptcy trustee for an undisclosed sum.
Hild trial week 2 recap: CFO grilled over details of bond fraud scheme
The second week of the criminal trial featured testimony from bankers and former Live Well Financial employees. Michael Hild is expected to take the stand this week.
Hild trial recap: First week dominated by guilty bond trader’s testimony
Prosecutors painted a picture of a scheme to commit fraud, but the defense argued the Live Well Financial founder had “good intent.”