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The Docket: Court Roundup for 5.10.11
A bank is trying to collect $150,000 from a local homebuilder. And a family feud at a landmark Fan restaurant. Plus the usual slip-and-falls, including the third lawsuit we’ve seen of someone falling of
Read More »Business Licenses 5.5.11
A new dollar store on Courthouse Road, plus contractors and tow truck firms. And a skateboard shop in Carytown.
Read More »Breaking Ground: Building Permit Roundup for 5.3.11
Lots of interesting projects: An historic rebab/conversion project in Hull Street, a store renovation on Cary Street and new bleachers at the track at Trinity Episcopal school. Plus an upgrade to a Henrico Kroger
Read More »The Docket: Court Roundup for 5.3.11
A former CEO of a computer software company claims he was unjustly fired, and two kennel clubs are feuding over a name. Plus lots of slip and falls, including a plaintiff who fell off
Read More »Business Licenses 4.28.11
Firehouse Subs is adding a location on Brook Road and a new restaurant is going in on Lauderdale Drive. Plus new contractors, gyms and other small businesses.
Read More »The R&D Dept.: Local Patents for 4.27.11
Technical patents awarded locally this week to Afton Chemical, Dupont, Honeywell and others.
Read More »The Docket: Court Roundup for 4.26.11
Tons of cases this week as construction-related companies try to collect. Plus a man is suing a company that provides birthday party amusements for injuries allegedly sustained while riding on a Slip-N-Slide.
Read More »The Docket: Court Roundup for 4.19.11
A Paintball business claims a competing business opened up after it signed a non-disclosure agreement. The SPCA is suing a law firm for $1.5 million. And a bank wants a special receiver appointed for
Read More »The R&D Dept.: Local Patents for 4.13.11
Some interesting patents this week including a new invention for local startup Intelliject, a flower stem wrapper and genetic soybean research. And just in time for margarita season, a new blender design from the
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