Local real estate firm Thalhimer has officially rid itself of a nearly two-year legal dispute with a former longtime employee.
Law
Judge tosses Tonya Mallory’s $600M lawsuit against LeClairRyan
LeClairRyan scored a legal victory last week against a controversial former client, even as it’s in the midst of going out of business in the face of a mass attorney exodus.
Bell’s Brewery distribution squabble could be headed to Richmond Circuit Court
“If we win this, we’re going to blow a hole in the Virginia franchise law,” said Bell’s founder Larry Bell. “It’s going to change the brewer-wholesaler relationship in the state of Virginia, and I think we have a decent shot.”
Battered LeClairRyan shutting down
The three-decade-old Richmond law firm that just a few years ago had nearly 400 attorneys is going out of business in the face of continued mass departures.
More LeClairRyan attorneys jump to Williams Mullen
A week after its co-founder and namesake left for a downtown rival, more local LeClairRyan attorneys have followed suit.
Developer spat in Chesterfield prompts $20M lawsuit
The 300-acre Summer Lake development in the county’s Moseley area is central to a lawsuit filed last month related to a years-long dispute between former business partners.
LeClairRyan hit with gender discrimination lawsuit
On the heels of a continued mass exodus of its attorneys and reports of its uncertain future, Richmond law firm LeClairRyan was hit with yet another blow last week.
Gary LeClair jumping ship for Williams Mullen
In the face of mass defections at the law firm that bears his name, LeClairRyan co-founder Gary LeClair is leaving for a Richmond rival.
LeClairRyan CEO: ‘We’re looking at all options’
As lawyers continue to head for the exits at LeClairRyan, the Richmond law firm’s chief executive sought on Wednesday to dispel some of the rumors about its future that have swirled about this week.
LeClairRyan defections continue; 15 jumping to Fox Rothschild
The Richmond law firm has suffered another blow, as another group of its attorneys is leaving for a competitor. The latest departures amount to nearly 10 percent of its remaining lawyers.