
An accused local Ponzi schemer’s attempt to blame his predicament on his lawyer has finally been put to rest.
An accused local Ponzi schemer’s attempt to blame his predicament on his lawyer has finally been put to rest.
Departures in banking this week. Hirings in law, technology, marketing and elsewhere. Plus a new assistant coach and a new rabbi at local universities.
One of Richmond’s biggest law firms is trying its hand at federal lobbying.
Suing a law firm is a lot like smacking a hornet nest. After being hit with a $45 million legal malpractice lawsuit, one of the area’s largest law firms has fired back.
Moves in financial services, insurance and healthcare. Plus a big law firm for the first time hires a COO.
A local financial firm being investigated by the Securities and Exchange Commission is going after its former lawyer and his law firm in a $45 million legal malpractice suit.
Some big moves in law, plus new hires in investment banking and wealth management.
Two attorneys left one of Richmond’s larger law firms and set out on their own, and they’re not going to bill clients in six-minute increments.
The Flying Squirrels hire a manager and some coaches. Plus some turnover at law firms and new hires in engineering and higher education.
Republican Bob McDonnell is still raising more cash from the Richmond business community, but Democratic candidate Sen. Creigh Deeds has been busy playing catch-up.
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