In the midst of selling off some of his real estate holdings to satisfy a recent bankruptcy settlement, a notorious area landlord jailed since mid-March reached a plea deal last week that requires him to perform community service specific to combatting homelessness.
An embattled local mortgage lender has been dealt another blow, as a group of its largest creditors were successful in their bid to push the company into bankruptcy.
The CEO of defunct local mortgage company Live Well Financial is fighting back against a multimillion-dollar lawsuit, arguing he’s not personally on the hook for debt his firm owes to a Michigan-based bank.
The struggling local mall is in deepening legal hot water, while another of its anchor tenant buildings is up for sale.
The steady stream of departures continues out of LeClairRyan.
Richmond’s legal community is getting the bands back together, reviving a similarly-named series that was held locally over a decade ago.
As a group of creditors attempts to force it into bankruptcy, a collapsed local mortgage company also apparently has federal authorities on its back.
A legal dustup between a local IT consulting firm and its founder has been squashed.
A recently shuttered local lender claims it was within its rights when it abruptly sent its entire workforce packing with no advance notice.
A legal fight between Henrico County and one of its biggest residential developers has made its way to the state’s highest court.
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