Law firm expands to Ormond Beach

Ormond Beach Observer
Business

Also: Halifax Health Care Now opens and Coldwater Creek closes.

Chiumento Selis and Dwyer P.L., a law firm that has been in business in Palm Coast for 40 years, has expanded to Ormond Beach with an office at 1414 W. Granada Blvd., Suite 4. Michael Chiumento Jr., who started the firm and has since passed on the management duties to his son, Michael Chiumento III, said they already have many clients in Ormond Beach and it “seemed like a good time to expand into this market area.”

Three lawyers in the firm live in Ormond Beach, including Michael III, who attended St. Brendan Catholic School.

“When I moved to Ormond Beach, I had contacts from my early school years,” he said. “It’s exciting. We’re looking forward to serving the people of Volusia County. We’ve been in Palm Coast 40 years and we’ll be here 40 years.”

The firm has grown from three lawyers to eight since 2010, and previously had an office on LPGA Boulevard in Daytona Beach.

Also located at the Granada Boulevard location is Pioneer Title Services, an affiliate of the firm.

Halifax Health-Care Now open

The Ormond Beach Chamber of Commerce had a ribbon cutting for Halifax Health-Care Now, 775 W. Granada Blvd., on May 21. The facility specializes in primary care and walk-ins are welcome. It is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 6 p.m.

“Halifax Health is proud to offer this new concept in medicine to Volusia County residents,” said John Guthrie, director of corporate communications. “Residents are now able to receive the medical expertise they would find at Halifax Health closer to home.”

Call 425-4460 or visit halifaxhealth.org/carenow.

Store in Trails Shopping Center to close

Coldwater Creek, a clothing store in the Trails Shopping Center, is having a going out of business sale. An employee at the store said she did not know when the last day of business will be.

In a press release, the Coldwater Creek corporate office said that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and will wind down operations. The company Web site states that all stores are closing.

A spokesman for Continental Real Estate Co., of Maitland, the management company for the mall, said they did not discuss tenant matters.