A local executive is battling one of Richmond’s biggest privately held companies, claiming his efforts to thwart attempted price-fixing cost him his job and damaged his reputation.
A bank in Michigan is going after the head of a recently shuttered Chesterfield-based mortgage company, as it looks to recoup collateral on tens of millions of dollars’ worth of allegedly defaulted loans.
A partnership born out of the state attorney general’s office has led to a new downtown law firm.
A downtown law firm has lost more of its Richmond attorneys to nearby competitors.
The legal wrangling between local commercial real estate firm Thalhimer and one of its former longtime employees has taken yet another step toward a conclusion after nearly two years.
Five months after parting ways with City Hall, the former face of economic development efforts in Richmond has taken a comparable gig with a downtown law firm.
Two longtime law firms from Richmond and Hampton Roads are now one.
A group of bankruptcy attorneys has swapped firms downtown.
At least three federal agencies are investigating an accounting scheme that last year toppled the construction arm of local commercial real estate firm Thalhimer.
As a Richmond architecture firm keeps up its legal fight against the developer behind a delayed hotel rehab in Petersburg, a second lawsuit likewise alleging nonpayment on the project has been filed by another area business.
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