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LandAmerica workers will finally get their share
A long-awaited court decision will free up a portion of the severance promised to former employees of the collapsed firm
Read More »Former LandAmerica bosses slapped with $365M suit
A new lawsuit is trying to dig deep into the pockets of former LandAmerica brass, including some big Richmond names.
Read More »Surprise: Former LandAmerica customers vote for bankruptcy plan
Almost all of the former customers of LandAmerica’s 1031 exchange -- many of whom are owed hundreds of thousands of dollars each -- have come to the final stage of grief: acceptance
Read More »LandAmerica settlement hard swallow for former customers
LandAmerica’s former 1031 exchange customers can either battle themselves for the shrinking scraps or collect some money now and hope two lawsuits recover the rest of their money. Some are getting only 25% back,
Read More »Chamber exits workforce development, cuts 1 job
Kim Scheeler, president and chief executive, said the organization is stepping back from workforce development so as not to complicate the efforts of the newly formed board. As a result, one position was eliminated.
Read More »Hurry up and wait: How much will LandAmerica’s 1031 customers recover?
The saga keeps getting worse for 450 former LandAmerica customers who last fall tried to complete a simple real estate deal and now can’t get funds they thought would be safely held for a
Read More »LandAmerica jet goes to auction
After flying high on the mortgage boom, LandAmerica took a nosedive when the title company filed for bankruptcy last year. With the company grounded, it apparently no longer has a need for the corporate
Read More »Was LandAmerica’s 1031 business a Ponzi Scheme?
The gloves have come off as former LandAmerica customers fight to retrieve money they gave to the company to hold for a few months. Lawyers representing former customers of LandAmerica’s 1031 Exchange business have
Read More »Henrico’s plan
Qimonda, LandAmerica, Circuit City, Genworth. Four of the major corporations and private employers in Henrico County have shed at least 5,000 high-paying jobs. And it’s likely to get worse before it gets better, says
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