
Gary LeClair, who led the law firm for decades before its 2019 collapse, listed his home in the Wickham Glen neighborhood this month for just under $2 million.
Gary LeClair, who led the law firm for decades before its 2019 collapse, listed his home in the Wickham Glen neighborhood this month for just under $2 million.
The mediation will seek to avoid a trial, which has been set for April 20 at Richmond’s federal courthouse.
The law firm’s bankruptcy case continues, one of its top attorneys is in prison, and Live Well Financial’s former CEO fights his fraud conviction.
Included in the settlement is co-founder and namesake Gary LeClair and two other former CEOs. The money will be paid from an insurance policy.
A key question during Monday’s hearing was why the former attorney and bankruptcy trustee would steal millions of dollars only to let the funds sit unspent in a bank account.
The newest practice group at one of Richmond’s biggest law firms has its eye on the sky.
One of Richmond’s biggest law firms has cut a deal bring another out-of-town firm into its fold.
Dennis Ryan is retiring from the firm that bears his name for a fast-growing medical testing company.
Just when it looked like a bankrupt local golf club and its members were about to settle their differences, 14 members went rogue.
A federal bankruptcy judge rejected an agreement that would have paved the way for Hank Wilton to sell his shares and bow out of the Wilton Companies.
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