Law

The original complaint from Joe Alexander alleged he was the victim of a conspiracy to tarnish his reputation after he parted ways with Martin in late 2017 amid sexual harassment claims made against him by agency employees.

After four decades of testifying as an expert witness in personal injury and divorce cases, Gray Broughton has found a way to keep working while easing toward retirement.

Ten months after his longtime personal assistant died under mysterious circumstances, the well-known Richmond businessman is beginning to get some answers about the more than $1 million he claims she stole from him.

The new additions are from a Norfolk-based firm that’s in the process of building out its first permanent Richmond, a move that won’t be halted because of the departures.

The nearly 9,000-square-foot building will allow Smith Strong to consolidate its staff from two other buildings it owns in Henrico, both of which are a similar architectural style.

Another former Live Well Financial employee who had a hand in the scheme that caused the collapse of the Chesterfield-based mortgage company is walking away with no prison time.

Casey and Adrienne Fabling, who abruptly shuttered their Henrico company in the spring and have since relocated to Colorado, owe millions of dollars to contractors, clients, lenders and others.

The former Live Well Financial CEO still has his pending appeal as a way to potentially overturn his conviction and stay out of prison.

Nearly all of KVCF’s attorneys will be making the move, which will lead to the firm being wound down and leaving its main office in Shockoe for the Williams Mullen Center a few blocks up.

The trademark dispute between two similarly named Virginia financial advisory firms has been settled after nearly a year of back-and-forth in court.