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GoLocalProv | Arnold "Buff" Chace - 23 Who Made a Difference in RI in 2023 - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Arnold "Buff" Chace - 23 Who Made a Difference in RI in 2023

Providence developer Arnold “Buff” Chace has been in the eye of the storm — actually, two legal storms — in 2023.

GoLocalProv | Battle Between Chace v Chace Hits the Courtroom on Thursday - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Battle Between Chace v Chace Hits the Courtroom on Thursday

The ongoing battle between millionaire members of the Chace family is scheduled to play out on Thursday in Providence Superior Court.

Judge hears arguments in legal battle involving one of R.I.'s richest families - Vimarsana News

Judge hears arguments in legal battle involving one of R.I.'s richest families

Lawyers exchange charges of “self-dealing” and “personal animus” in a pair of lawsuits involving the wealth left behind by Malcolm G. “Kim” Chace III, who served on the Berkshire Hathaway board.

RI mourns Hamas attack on Israel; Chace feud; best RI pizza places: Top stories this week - Vimarsana News

RI mourns Hamas attack on Israel; Chace feud; best RI pizza places: Top stories this week

More top reads for the week of Oct. 8: RI's most haunted places; and the worldwide travels of retired "Caught in Providence" Judge Frank Caprio.

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GoLocalProv | Top Investigative Attorney Wistow Tapped by Prov City Council to Investigate Special Tax Deals - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Top Investigative Attorney Wistow Tapped by Prov City Council to Investigate Special Tax Deals

Max Wistow, the attorney who recovered more than $60 million for the state of Rhode Island in the 38 Studios collapse and nearly $50 million for the retirees of the failed St. Joseph pension fund, is now being tapped by the Providence City Council.