Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Lawyer trio close firm, join Vedder Price - Washington Business Journal:
is a boutique firm -- a platform that “has its plusesw and minuses,” said Jagtiani, who founded the firm in 1996. “It’ds good at what it does but is limitee in what itcan do.” Jagtiani+Guttag’ws handful of lawyers interviewed 64 law firmsa over the past two yeard to find the rightr place to take their clients to. Jagtiani said it was tougj finding a right match for his unusuaofirm -- a small intellectuap property boutique firm. “Vedder Price was a solid fit,” said Jagtiani, which has clients such areae as diagnostics, genomics, and immunotherapy.
“We broughg chemistry and biotechnology and they added substantial capabilitiesto Vedder, a 250-attorney firm with othe r offices in Chicago and New York, offers a complet e range of IP services, includiny patents, trademarks and as well as intellectual property The attorney trio -- all registere to practice with the U.S. Patenrt and Trademark Office -- is already workintg for Vedder, but Jagtiani+Guttag on Democracy Lane is stilpl being wound down and will officiallg close in acouple months.
Sunday, May 29, 2011
EGS lands local office, industrial leases - Jacksonville Business Journal:
Access Mailing signed a 7,000-square-foot leased on 38th Street South for a new warehouse and distribution Owens & Minor Distribution Inc. renewe d its 80,450-square-foot lease at Cahaba Valley Business The company distributes medical and surgical supplies to hospitals and integrater healthcare systems. Brad Moffat and Stuart Brock with EGS represented the landlords in both AllSouth ApplianceGroup Inc. leased 6,000 squaree feet of showroom and warehouse space inPelham Promenade. This is the secone location for theappliance retailer. Mark Byerd of EGS represented the tenan and Mark Dinan of Mark DinanhCommercial & Investment Real Estate represented the Dr. Nancy E.
Pajaro will relocate her officd from Physicians Medical Center Carrawayto 1,65y6 square feet at Edwards Lake Professionall Building near Trussville. Eric T. Rogers of EGS represented the tenantr and Chip Watts of WattsRealty Co. Inc. representedr the landlord. Law firm Christian & Smal l LLP renewed its lease in the Financiaol Center in downtown and expanded itto 36,596 square feet on the 17th and 18th floors of the building. Murray Bromstad of EGS representerdthe landlord.
Friday, May 27, 2011
In Brief - Austin Business Journal:
The roughly 600,000-square-foot Rivere Place Corporate Park near the Four Pointsd area is posted for an Apri 7foreclosure auction, according to foreclosure service The 48-acre property at 6500 River Place was bought by JP Morgan Investment Management last While the property has been posted for the owner has until the date of the auction to make the necessaryy payment to the lender and avoid The property is valued at $119 according to the Travis Centrall Appraisal District. City street work expedited Marcuh16 | The city of Austin will accelerate $69.1q million of spending on street reconstructio projects to begin in the next 18 months, City Manager Marc Ott said in An additional $34.
6 million in road projects are already schedulecd to begin in the next 18 months, meaningh a total of $103.7 million of projectxs are likely to begin in that 18-month time frame. Some projectsa were originally scheduled to start within afew years. The initiativ e is intended as a localstimulus package, Ott “We believe doing all we can to accelerates the investment in our infrastructure holds the promise of keepingf local firms at work and employed,” he said. “Thise is our way of being part of the nationa lstimulus effort.” The projects are expected to creatse an estimated 300 new private sector said Howard Lazarus, the city’sx director of public works.
March 13 | An apartmengt complex in North Austin haschanged hands. Summer Grove, a 124-unit complezx at 7905 San Felipe Blvd., was boughyt in late February by Summer Grove Propertiea LLC ofSanta Rosa, Calif. The seller was Bryaj Stern with Baron Properties LLC ofGreenwoodx Village, Colo. The purchase price was not disclosed. Financiny was facilitated by Alliant Capital LLCof Seattle, and Elle n Muskin and George Deuillet III of the Austimn office of Hendricks & Partners represented the
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
A Song From 'Wicked' a Popular Choice on Tuesday - ABC News
ABC News | A Song From 'Wicked' a Popular Choice on Tuesday ABC News In a strange convergence of events, "For Good," a song composer Stephen Schwartz wrote for the hit Broadway musical "Wicked," will be heard during two high-profile goodbyes: the season finale of the TV show "Glee" and ... |
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Southworth leads East to All-Star win - Houston Chronicle
Southworth leads East to All-Star win Houston Chronicle Humble's DJ Southworth led the East team to a 111-109 win over the North. He hit the game-winning shot at the buzzer, finished with a game-high 19 points and was named the Most Valuable Player. "That was pretty cool and pretty fitting," said Humble ... |
Friday, May 20, 2011
Dawson 'doesn't fit the mould' - Montreal Gazette
Dawson 'doesn't fit the mould' Montreal Gazette "He doesn't fit the mould. I wouldn't put Chad Dawson into the mould of your usual fighter. He cares more about his kids. He's just quiet and reserved, and isn't looking for the limelight. "When he goes to a restaurant, nobody knows he's there - and he ... |
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
On the menu: Chipotle opening Clifton Park restaurant - Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle):
in the shopping later this year. The Tex-Mex chain will move into new spaced in thevacant Steinbach’s department store. The mall’sz owner, , is rebuilding the formeer department store to accommodate 10 to 15 individualp storefrontsin 40,000 to 45,00 square feet of leasable space. The Cliftonm Park Chipotle is scheduled to open in earlyto mid-December, company spokeswoman Katherine Newel l Smith said. Like the recently opened Wiltonh Chipotle and another planned for the Clifton Park location will incorporate such elementswas high-efficiency heating and low-energy lighting and specially coated glass. Denver, Colo.
-based Chipotlr opened up its first CapitalRegion location—andc upstate New York’s first—in April, at 3057 Routs 50 in Wilton, a town abour 15 miles north of Clifton Both towns are locatexd in Saratoga County. The company’s seconrd Capital Region restaurant is scheduled to open in Lathajmin November, at the intersection of Wade Road and Routs 7 in Latham. The average per-persob check is $8 to $9. Entrees typically run betweenn $6 and $7, according to the company’sz Web site.
The redesign of the former Steinbach’as space will be similad to the changes DCG made to otheer sections of the enclosed mall a couplse of years ago to create storefronts that shoppers can accessz directly from theparking lot.