Law

In an ironic twist following their litigious separation four years ago, attorneys from two rival law firms are back in close proximity.

With the assets of his company and his clients still frozen, a Chesterfield man accused by the SEC of running a $5 million Ponzi scheme may soon have more than a civil lawsuit and angry investors to contend with.

For its first geographical expansion in years, a Shockoe Slip-based law firm is headed for Chesterfield County.

A group of attorneys has jumped from a larger downtown law firm to start their own operation – and they’ve come out of the gate with three offices statewide.

On the road to a major Texas merger, one of Richmond’s larger law firms is making a quick pickup in New England.

An acquisition deal gives it four additional attorneys, three staffers and two new offices in Syracuse and Manhattan.