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Center City Businesses Inching Closer to Pre-COVID Pandemic Levels: City Report - Vimarsana News

Center City Businesses Inching Closer to Pre-COVID Pandemic Levels: City Report

As the holiday shopping season hits its stride in Philadelphia, the number of restaurants, retailers and customers in Center City is inching closer to...

Defendants in Philly law firm's defamation suit lose out on attempt to dismiss the case - Vimarsana News

Defendants in Philly law firm's defamation suit lose out on attempt to dismiss the case

MEDIA – A state court judge has denied a dismissal motion from individuals accused of defamation and slander by a Philadelphia law firm and one of its Delaware County-based attorneys, defeating their argument as to an alleged lack of service.

Former accountant's counsel wants discovery docs in slander case involving fitness nonprofit - Vimarsana News

Former accountant's counsel wants discovery docs in slander case involving fitness nonprofit

MEDIA – Counsel for a Delaware County-based accountant alleging that her former employer, a fitness nonprofit group for kids and a for-profit company, slandered her when publicly and falsely accusing her of embezzlement and payroll fraud, now claims the defendants have not cooperated with their discovery requests.

$35 Million Philadelphia Mansion Sells For Just $9.26 Million - Vimarsana News

$35 Million Philadelphia Mansion Sells For Just $9.26 Million

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Mansion on Philadelphia's Main Line that cost $35 million to build sells for $9.26 million - Vimarsana News

Mansion on Philadelphia's Main Line that cost $35 million to build sells for $9.26 million

A 32-acre estate with a mansion in Gladwyne, a town on suburban Philadelphia's high-end Main Line, recently sold for $9.26 million. The property at 100 Maplehill Road was developed by Andrew Barroway, the managing partner of hedge fund Merion Investment Management and a minority owner of the NHL's Arizona Coyotes. Barroway bought the land for $12 million in 2006 and spent another $23 million to construct the 13,000-square-foot mansion.