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The city of Sandy Springs is being sued for its rejection of a redevelopment of the Lakeside office complex near Ga. 400.

The developer, which paid $62 million for the 1960s-era property, said it wants “substantial damages” from the city. The redevelopment project would bring a mix of office, retail, multi-family residential and hotel space and would generate some $3 million in tax revenue for the city, Greenstone said.

A federal judge threatened to charge lawyers and witnesses in a high-profile fraud trial with contempt of court on Tuesday after jurors said they thought parties in the case were following them and eavesdropping.

The six-month fight over a corporate logo on NASCAR driver Jeff Burton’s No. 31 Chevrolet settled Sept. 7 as Burton prepared to race in Richmond, Va.

NASCAR Lawyer Says His Client Hopes to Get Issue Worked Out ASAP, with AT&T Honoring 11th Circuit’s Opinion

Arbitrators ruled Thursday in favor of former Bank of Anderson President and Chief Executive Officer David King, saying that the terms of his employment agreement were breached with his firing in January 2006.

Verus Financial Management Chief Executive Rich Roberts has sued the company’s venture capital backer, claiming it broke a promise to pay him an extra $10 million from proceeds of Verus’ sale that closed today.