Lynn Tavenner told the court she expects to pursue claims against the law firm’s management related to “fraudulent transfers, excessive compensation, breaches of fiduciary duty and/or unjust enrichment.”
The defunct law firm’s biggest creditor is now the main target of its bankruptcy trustee, who’s on the hunt for huge amounts of damages.
Moe Mathews, co-owner of Rockville-based brokerage Fresh Start Team, is embroiled in legal disputes over alleged unfinished projects and unaccounted-for funds.
Patrick Lindsey, who ran the books at the now-defunct arm of Richmond real estate giant Thalhimer, on Oct. 1 requested and received an extension until Jan. 6.
An examiner recommended upholding the disputed approval of VACU’s application to offer membership to the 10,000-member Medical Society of Virginia.
Byrne Legal Group, formed by attorneys who broke off last year from Hancock Daniel, is taking 4,200 square feet in the under-construction Clay Suites project.
Two years into his ongoing personal bankruptcy, local house rehabber Josh Romano is facing a lawsuit from a former lender seeking $750,000 in damages.
Among those on the trustee’s lengthy list of names to be potentially questioned are many of the fallen law firm’s former executives and partners — and the New York Jets.
Performances by bands with at least one attorney in their ranks will be livestreamed starting at 7 p.m. using The Broadberry’s YouTube channel.
Christian & Barton will leave the Mutual Building after many decades and fill space in One James Center left vacant by Davenport and Atlantic Union Bank.
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