Albemarle family files federal lawsuit against Albemarle School Board and two ACPS officials
The complaint seeks a minimum of $5 million in compensatory damages and punitive damages against ACPS counsel and the Title IX coordinator
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Albemarle County suing for back taxes from Greenwood Chemical Company
Anyone with a claim to the property has until October 30, 2026 to come forward to the Albemarle County Circuit Court
Judge in CRHA fraud case agrees to set aside default
The government entity is accused of using false claims to secure two Payment Protection Program loans in the early days of the pandemic
Charlottesville seeks action from Dewberry Capital on stalled hotel project
City Attorney John Maddux penned the letter on August 19, 2026
Plaintiff in CRHA fraud case responds to motion to stay default
The CRHA and other Virginia government entities are accused of taking COVID-era government loans under false pretenses
CHRA files first motion to challenge default in $1.5 million federal lawsuit over PPP loans
The CRHA hired the firm Holland & Knight after the Virginia Risk Sharing Association denied coverage
CRHA defaults in lawsuit seeking $1.5 million over ineligible PPP loans, judgment still pending
Other organizations are also included in the suit and all but CRHA responded to a summons
Nonsuit filed as part of settlement agreement that requires Charlottesville to conduct traffic impact study
This is an outcome of the settlement agreement for the White v. Charlottesville lawsuit that sought to throw out the zoning code
Virginia Appeals Court upholds Greene County’s ability to grant special use permits for agritourism events
Sojourners itself has not yet opened for business
Charlottesville seeks settlement lawsuit against city’s zoning code
The settlement would require the City of Charlottesville to conduct a traffic study the plaintiffs argue was mandatory